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A research-based look at a growing phenomenon--companies allowing their employees to work from anywhere in the world--and how those who adopt this model can boost talent, innovation, and productivity.
In recent years, companies in a wide range of industries have adopted radically flexible work policies that allow employees and teams to work from anywhere (WFA), untethered to a physical office. The leaders at these companies understand that geographic flexibility is a competitive advantage: a way to attract and retain high-quality and diverse talent at a global scale. If other companies want to find and keep the very best talent, they must embrace WFA.
In The World Is Your Office, Harvard Business School professor Prithwiraj Choudhury takes readers inside the companies at the forefront of this growing phenomenon--from startups to bigger, more traditional organizations--while offering leaders a playbook for implementing a variety of WFA policies they can tailor to their own needs. This includes:
Filled with smart insights and in-depth examples, and inspired by a decade's worth of pioneering research, The World is Your Office will help leaders attract superior talent, boost innovation, and improve productivity and diversity.
Prithwiraj (Raj) Choudhury is a globally renowned expert on the future of work. Serving on the faculties at Wharton and Harvard Business School for over a decade, he studies the changing geography of work. In particular, he focuses on remote-work practices such as work from anywhere (WFA) and all-remote, how companies and countries are competing for remote workers, and how AI and automation are making it feasible to work from anywhere across multiple industries. In 2023, Forbes included him in "The Future of Work 50" list, and in 2024 he was included in the Time-Charter list of thirty thought leaders shaping the future of work. His research has been cited by the BBC, CNBC, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Forbes, Fortune, Freakonomics, Al Jazeera, El Pa?s, and India Today, among other outlets.
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