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Most Indian professionals like to be in office, back hybrid work: LinkedIn

'Desk bombing', 'loud leaving' and Thursday being the new Friday are new workplace trends, say report

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Shivani Shinde Mumbai
As many as 63 per cent of Ind­ians feel working remotely has not affected their careers, but an equal proportion believes their professional growth could be hurt if they didn’t go to office much, according to LinkedIn’s research.

As many as 71 per cent of Indians agree that they feel they have to overcompensate when working from home to show that they are serious about work.
 
The research reveals a shift in workers’ attitudes towards going to the office. While they once felt obliged to physically be in office, 78 per cent of Ind­ian professionals say they now do it by

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