
JLL’s Future of Work Survey 2024-India Insights based on a global survey of 2,300 CRE and business decision-makers, offers a comprehensive look at the evolving workplace landscape in India. The report highlights a strong preference for office-based work, with 90% of Indian organizations mandating at least three days of office presence per week. This trend is more pronounced in India compared to the global average of 85%.
Furthermore, the survey indicates that 54% of Indian organizations expect the number of office days to increase by 2030, surpassing the global average of 43%. This shift towards office-centric work models presents significant implications for workplace design and facility management.
To attract and retain talent in this competitive market, organizations are increasingly focusing on creating inspiring and productive workspaces. This involves incorporating elements like flexible work arrangements, advanced technology, and sustainable design principles. Facility managers play a crucial role in implementing these strategies and ensuring a seamless employee experience.
As AI and automation continue to reshape the workforce, the demand for skilled professionals who can adapt to these changes is growing. Organizations are prioritizing reskilling and upskilling initiatives to equip their employees with the necessary competencies. Facility managers must also stay abreast of technological advancements and explore innovative solutions to optimize workplace operations and enhance employee satisfaction.