Fareham firm's staff survey shows working from home could be a thing of the past

A SURVEY from a recruitment company has found that 100 per cent of the team would prefer to work in an office rather than working from home.
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Toro Recruitment, in Fareham, surveyed its workforce to determine which style of working is preferred among the team – working in an office or working from home.

The results showed the entire team preferred to work from the office over working from home.

CEO Daniel Pope found the results surprising.

The Toro team. The Toro team.
The Toro team.
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He said: ‘After lockdown, the way of working changed drastically, meaning a lot of people preferred the new way of working and a lot more people would choose working from home over an office.

‘We were surprised by these results as it has been widely publicised that working from home is a much more favoured style of working, but our results found the opposite.’

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According to the team, a positive work environment consists of a good relationship with fellow colleagues, good facilities, motivating conversations and having successes celebrated.

CEO Daniel Pope with wellbeing dog Luna.CEO Daniel Pope with wellbeing dog Luna.
CEO Daniel Pope with wellbeing dog Luna.

Daniel said: ‘It is apparent that in order to keep a happy team, you have to create a culture within the office that encourages people to feel comfortable and motivated, which in turn will result in them working hard and producing great work.

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Relationships are very important, and you have to be a good leader to make your team feel valued and like they are an asset. It’s crucial that you celebrate everyone’s wins together. This drives the culture, gives people the drive and motivation to work harder and I believe is the reason that my team are so keen to come together and work in the office.’

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