Thesis Abstract

Abstract
The post-pandemic era has brought about significant shifts in the traditional workplace dynamics, with remote work becoming increasingly prevalent. This thesis investigates the impact of remote work on employee engagement and productivity in organizations during this transformative period. The study aims to provide valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities presented by remote work arrangements and their effects on employee engagement and productivity. The research methodology involved a comprehensive literature review to explore existing theories and empirical studies related to remote work, employee engagement, and productivity. A mixed-methods approach was utilized, incorporating both quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews with employees and managers from various industries to gather diverse perspectives on the subject. The findings revealed several key factors influencing employee engagement and productivity in remote work settings. These factors include communication effectiveness, technological support, work-life balance, job autonomy, and organizational culture. The analysis of the data highlighted the importance of clear communication channels, adequate technological infrastructure, and supportive organizational policies in promoting employee engagement and productivity in remote work environments. The discussion of findings delves into the implications for organizations seeking to optimize remote work arrangements for enhanced employee engagement and productivity. Practical recommendations are provided to help organizations address the challenges associated with remote work and leverage its potential benefits effectively. In conclusion, this thesis contributes to the growing body of knowledge on remote work, employee engagement, and productivity in the post-pandemic era. The insights gained from this study can guide organizations in adapting their strategies and practices to create a conducive remote work environment that fosters high levels of employee engagement and productivity. Further research is recommended to explore additional dimensions of remote work and its impact on organizational outcomes in the evolving workplace landscape.

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