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The Implications of Hybrid Working for Managing Office Building and Workplaces

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By Andy Harsanto and Christina Ng
Directly or indirectly, the pandemic has had an impact on property, especially on operational aspects. This has resulted in developers, owners, occupiers and tenants being aware that adjustments to situations and conditions must be made. The hybrid working concept has begun to be widely applied, and this system has an impact on management, not only of a corporation but also of a building. There are implications and anticipations that can be worked on further, as the impact of hybrid working is expected to last for several years.
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The Implications of Hybrid Working for Managing Office Building and Workplaces

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Andy Harsanto | Colliers | Jakarta

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