Microsoft New Future of Work Report 2022: Asynchronous collaboration

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The New Future of Work Report summarizes important research and developments that can help us understand and improve the future of work. This report is organized by changes in work practices at four different “scales”: individuals, teams, organizations, and society.

Throughout, researchers at Microsoft are using methods such as the latest advances in AI, causal inference, surveys and interviews, and prototype-building to uncover challenges and opportunities facing workers.

But this report does not only feature research done at Microsoft: there is amazing research shaping the future of work done by researchers around the world. The report includes this work as well and forecasts from some of these experts.

About this video: People spend 250% more time in meetings than before the remote work transition. Discover how asynchronous collaboration can help workers get what they need to stay productive—even when they choose to skip a meeting—in the New Future of Work Report 2022: https://aka.ms/NFW

See more at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/video/microsoft-new-future-of-work-report-2022-asynchronous-collaboration/



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