When things didn't go quite right, my grandmother has a saying: "it's been a funny old day". Well, for many people, 2022 has been a funny old year. But what does 2023 have in store? Here are my tips for the major workplace trends in the coming year.

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Flexible working is here to stay

The demand for flexible and hybrid working isn't going away. Yes, there are high-profile examples of organizations that demand that employees return to the office; I'm writing this in the week after Elon Musk scrapped Twitter's work from home policy.

But for most organizations, allowing those employees who can work in a hybrid way to do so will pay dividends. In our own research at The Myers-Briggs Company, we found that people working in an office full-time were more likely to be looking for a new job than were hybrid or remote workers, and that employees whose preference was for home working but whose organization demanded that they were entirely office-based were almost twice as likely to be looking for a new job.

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