Most hybrid policies are well-written. That's not why they fail. They fail because they specify where people work, not how decisions get made. This issue examines the culture and policy layer and what the organisations that get hybrid right do differently.
Most hybrid models fail not because of poor technology or bad intentions; but because they were designed around attendance, not outcomes. This is where the framing goes wrong, and why the firms that get hybrid right treat it as an operating model redesign, not a policy update.
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