A short YouTube clip by Anthony Astbury discussing hybrid work. He relays an anecdote from a specialist at a Formula One team who found an average "sweet spot" for productivity is a hybrid schedule of roughly two days in the office and three at home (or vice versa), while noting individual preferences vary.
Is the of course, people shouldn't say, oh, well, I just want to work in the office, because the social aspect. But you're right, you know, I've had obviously, I speak to a lot of guys in different forms. And interesting I was at I was at the one of the Formula one teams last week, and they had a specialist talking there about optimization. And when he talked about working from home, he said what they found is that the sweet spot for again, this is an average because you'll have some people that hate working from home, some that love it and will argue either way. But he said, you know, if you can have that hybrid where you worked, you know, two and three, either two days, the office, three days at home, or three days in the office, two at home, if that makes sense.
