Japanese Working Culture

Why Hybrid Working is the winner in the APAC region? Experts explain.

Experts explain why hybrid working becomes the winner in APAC region.

Spurred by the pandemic, businesses across APAC (Asia Pacific Accreditation Cooperation) accelerated their journeys of transformation.

Referring to the latest report by telecommunications and technology company Telstra, it shows that nearly 85% of APAC organizations are promoting hybrid work arrangements, and seven in 10 organizations are now recruiting talent from all locations and allowing hybrid work arrangements.

Also, 74% of employees in APAC believe that they and their teams are more productive with flexible work arrangements. So why hybrid working has become the winner in the APAC region?

Nissan office pod imagines new kind of hybrid working style

The new car models from Suzuki and Nissan favor working in hybrid working era.

Lots of Japanese companies have shown their attitude to hybrid working as their office working models, such as Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. (NTT) has adopted remote working as its standard work style.

Recently some Japanese carmakers like Suzuki and Nissan have also introduced new car models that cater to the “work-from-car” working style, allowing car owners to work anywhere they want.

NTT now allow 30,000+ employees to remote work fully

Japanese telecom provider NTT allow more than 30,000 employees to choose whether or not to work from home.

Japanese telecom provider NTT allow more than 30,000 employees to choose whether or not to work from home
Hybrid work reduces turnover, rent and other expenses, and attracts more diverse talent