AMAZON’s American company will allow directors of departments to decide how often their employees can come to the office. This is reported by CNBC with reference to the office of the general director of the company Andy Jesse.
It is planned that the offices of the technological giant will begin to open next year. Previously, the company found that employees should come to work for three days a week.
However, according to Jessie, in the future, workers will break into three categories. The first will include those who will work mainly remotely. In the second group will be combining office and remote format. Employees will also be, the need for presence in the workplace of which will be determined on the basis of the effectiveness of the results. “We intentionally do not specify how many days you need to be in the office or what days are the directors should determine with the team,” the head of Amazon explained.
Previously, Amazon announced that he would return to the “office-oriented” culture after a pandemic. It was assumed that most employees will return to offices from January 3, 2022. However, employees demanded from the company to allow work from home. As Jesse said, the AMAZON leadership cannot work out a universal approach in this matter: Currently, 1.3 million people around the world work in the corporation.