A new survey reveals that 86% of CEOs plan to reward employees who prioritize in-office work with favorable assignments, raises, or promotions. The survey highlights the belief that physical presence fosters dedication and productivity.
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“CEOs increasingly favor a comprehensive return-to-office but the need for flexibility still holds. As this future unfolds, the integration of GenAI will become increasingly prominent, and upskilling the workforce will be a prerequisite for most white-collar roles," said Paul Knopp, KPMG U.S. Chair and CEO.
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