Hybrid Work Health, Well-being, & Performance

Editorial course preview

What the public course preview actually shows

These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.

Two pie charts comparing WFH policy adoption before and now, showing an increase from 59% to 74%, with text noting that 10% of organizations still lack a policy. — Preview 1 of 4
Data visualization comparing WFH policy adoption rates before and after COVID-19, highlighting a significant increase in organizational remote work policies.

A bar chart titled 'How would you describe the number of hours you are currently working...' showing yellow bars against a dark background with a laptop and coffee cup. The highest — Preview 2 of 4
This bar chart visualizes survey data comparing current work hours to pre-pandemic levels, highlighting that 37% of respondents report working higher or significantly higher hours during COVID-19.

A bar chart titled 'We asked the question – to what extent were you provided with guidelines on how to set up your home workstation correctly?' showing five yellow bars against a 0 — Preview 3 of 4
This bar chart reveals that 31% of participants received no guidelines from their employer on setting up a home workstation, while others reported varying levels of support.

A bar chart overlaid on a dark background showing survey results about post-work fatigue during COVID-19, with yellow bars indicating percentages for responses ranging from never, — Preview 4 of 4
Survey data reveals that 29% of remote workers felt too tired to enjoy activities after work during the pandemic, highlighting significant burnout risks in hybrid environments.