A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF A HYBRID WORK MODEL ON ORGANISATIONAL DEVELOPMENT WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TOP 10 IT COMPANIES IN BANGALORE
Mrs. J. Manjula1 J. Manjula1
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AbstractThe hybrid work model has emerged as a transformative force in the post-pandemic workplace, especially within the information technology (IT) sector. This study examines the impact of hybrid work practices on organizational development, with a focus on the top 10 IT companies in Bangalore. The objective is to assess how the hybrid model affects key organizational parameters, including employee productivity, communication, collaboration, innovation, and leadership effectiveness.A quantitative research approach was adopted, with data collected from a sample of 500 employees across companies including Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Accenture, IBM India, Capgemini, HCLTech, Mindtree, Cisco India, and Adobe India. The data was analyzed using descriptive statistics and inferential techniques to determine the relationship between hybrid work and organizational growth factors.The findings reveal that while hybrid work enhances employee satisfaction, work-life balance, and operational flexibility, it also presents challenges related to team integration, performance monitoring, and organizational culture continuity. The study concludes that a well-structured hybrid strategy, supported by digital tools and leadership engagement, can significantly contribute to sustained organizational development in the IT sector.Keywords: Hybrid Work Model, Organizational Development, IT Companies, Bangalore, Employee Productivity, Work-Life Balance, Organizational Culture, Digital Transformation, Leadership, Post-COVID Work EnvironmentIntroductionThe way people work has seen major changes in the 21st century, mostly because of the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the most important changes happened with the rise and common use of hybrid work, which adds flexibility and helps organizations remain stable. Digital infrastructure facilitated by IT has made this model notable in the Information Technology sector since employees can work remotely. In Bangalore, or the "Silicon Valley of India," Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Accenture, IBM India, Capgemini, HCLTech, Mindtree, Cisco India, and Adobe India have their headquarters and regional offices. These organizations started using hybrid work early, to maintain their businesses, please their workers, and support innovations when times were difficult.Even though hybrid work brings a better work-life balance, reduces expenses, and gives more control,it still introduces some serious problems. As a result, employees tend to be less united, communication becomes unclear, it becomes tough to check their progress, and the culture within the company weakens. Companies should review the outcomes of hybrid work structures on company progress, which include employees engagement, innovative thinking, effective leaders, and culture preservation.The study seeks to study the impact of the hybrid work model on Bangalores top 10 IT companies and their development. Across all the organizations, researchers are surveying 500 workers to find important patterns, hurdles, and chances related to the hybrid workplace. The conclusions will help those in charge develop strategies that contribute to the companys development, readiness for change, and keep it sustainable
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