Updated Apr 28, 202594 employees reported this benefit
All Employees
ON-SITE & REMOTE
WORK FROM HOME FLEXIBLE
Hybrid work uses digital tools to support synchronous interaction between in-person and remote participants, and these tools should facilitate participation, collaboration, and communication
For asynchronous work, focus on transparency as much as possible, e.g. activities including information sharing, introducing new tools and technology, and reflections on learning and content can easily be done asynchronously
For example, a recurring team meeting can easily be virtual, but a brainstorming session could require face-to-face dynamics.
By figuring out who owns information or processes, you can greatly improve the usefulness and efficiency of your meetings by making sure the right people are there. (Key Stakeholders, Subject Matter Experts, Decision Makers, etc.)
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Benefits reviews
11-20 of 22 Reviews
5.0
Jan 12, 2018
Anonymous operations specialist
Current
Washington, District of Columbia
Compressed work schedule and telework
5.0
Aug 14, 2017
Anonymous employee
Current
Washington, District of Columbia
Good and offers chances for staff to work at home.
1.0
Apr 20, 2017
Anonymous employee
Former
Washington, District of Columbia
Not all divisions allow
3.0
Mar 10, 2017
Anonymous Consultant
Current
Washington, District of Columbia
It is really up to your supervisor, but the program is becoming more accepted.
4.0
Feb 13, 2017
Anonymous HR Consultant
Current
Washington, District of Columbia
This depends on a conversation with your boss
2.0
Sep 29, 2016
Anonymous Consultant
Current
Washington, District of Columbia
As a consultant you only have this option after you are working for some time and it depends on your boss.
2.0
Mar 7, 2016
Anonymous employee
Former
Washington, District of Columbia
Depends on Manager. Some allow it others don´t.
2.0
Feb 17, 2016
Anonymous Senior Specialist
Current
Washington, District of Columbia
Official policy encourages work from home, but it varies very much from department to department. Some colleagues use it very much, some other do not even think about it as they will be negatively regarded by their managers.
3.0
Jan 28, 2016
Anonymous Sector Specialist
Current
Washington, District of Columbia
It's getting better. The biggest obstacles are the bad IT systems and the fixation with old Dell computers.
3.0
Nov 5, 2015
Anonymous Specialist
Former
Washington, District of Columbia
There is some flexibility to work from home but it has to be negotiated with supervisor each time. Some managers are more flexible than others.