Hybrid Work Persists in Israeli Tech Despite Return-to-Office Push

By דנה גוטרזון

First reported by N12 · 2 days ago

What happened

Hybrid work remains common in Israel's tech industry, with most jobs offering some remote flexibility, despite a global trend towards mandatory office returns. While employee desire for flexibility persists, their leverage has decreased due to the industry downturn, though some companies continue to thrive with fully remote models.

• 01Hybrid work is still common in Israeli tech, with most jobs offering remote options.
• 02Global tech firms are pushing for full office returns, but Israeli companies lag behind.
• 03Employee bargaining power for remote work has decreased due to the tech downturn.
• 04Some Israeli tech companies successfully operate with fully remote models.
• 05Companies balance in-office needs with employee desires for flexibility.

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N12Center · Hebrew2 days ago

Hybrid Work Persists in Israeli Tech Despite Return-to-Office Push

MakoCenter · Hebrew2 days ago

Hybrid Work Persists in Israeli Tech Despite Return-to-Office Push

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