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		<Title>A STUDY ON HYBRID WORK MODEL IMPACT</Title>
		<Author>N VIJAYA SREE ,MRS. D SUSHMA KIRAN</Author>
		<Volume>03</Volume>
		<Issue>08</Issue>
		<Abstract>The global workforce landscape has undergone a seismic shift transitioning from traditional officecentric environments to flexible hybrid configurations For a telecommunications giant like Bharti Airtel Ltd which operates at the intersection of digital connectivity and infrastructure the adoption of a hybrid work model is not merely a logistical change but a strategic pivot This research project explores the multifaceted impact of the hybrid work model on employee engagement worklife balance and overall organizational productivity within Airtels corporate and regional operations The primary objective of this study is to evaluate how the Work from Anywhere WFA and FlexiOffice policies implemented between 2023 and 2025 have influenced the behavioral and performance metrics of the workforce The research employs a Descriptive Research Design utilizing a mix of primary and secondary data Primary data was collected through a structured questionnaire administered to 100 employees across various departments of Airtel focusing on parameters such as digital fatigue collaboration efficacy and job satisfactionThe study investigates the dual nature of hybrid work while it provides employees with enhanced autonomy and reduced commuting stress it also presents challenges regarding social isolation and the alwayson culture Furthermore the research analyzes the role of Airtels internal digital ecosystem such as BlueJeans Airtel IQ and Workday in facilitating seamless collaboration Preliminary findings indicate a significant positive correlation between flexible work arrangements and employee retention rates However the data also suggests that middle management faces increased pressure in maintaining team cohesion without physical proximity The study concludes with strategic recommendations for Airtels HR leadership to refine their hybrid policies emphasizing the need for Purposeful Presence in the office and the integration of AIdriven wellness tools to mitigate employee burnout This project serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding how telecommunication leaders can balance operational efficiency with employeecentric flexibility in a postpandemic economy</Abstract>
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