The Northridge Group's State of CX Report 2023 Part II

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34%

of businesses

plan to go back

to on-site work

Business leaders not aligned with customers or

their associates when it comes to work from

home policies.

Offering contact center associates the option to work from

home or to work on a hybrid basis increases the chances of

recruiting and retaining top talent, yet many companies are

planning to bring contact center associates back to the office

full-time.

While 37% of businesses offer permanent remote work for contact center

associates, our research indicates that more than one-third of businesses plan to go

back to working full-time on-site.

These employers may have trouble recruiting and retaining good talent. Employee

attrition is costly so companies should carefully evaluate the pros and cons of

mandating full-time onsite work. It may be a mistake in some cases.

Surprisingly, they expressed less concern about recruiting and attrition. Only 29% of

business leaders reported that recruiting was a big concern and only 25% of

business leaders reported that attrition is a big concern. That may change if/when

they return to full-time onsite work models.

37%

of businesses offer

remote work

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