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Many leaders are feeling the pressure. When their attempt to implement remote work flounders, they default to a familiar answer and mandate more days in the office.
The truth, however, is that a hybrid schedule with more office days won’t fix what’s broken. If anything, they highlight a deeper issue. When remote work falters, it’s a leadership crisis, not a remote work problem.
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