The Future of Work and Teleworking: A Conceptual Study of Employee Preferences, Managerial Strategies, and RTO Mandates

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This conceptual paper examines how personality, mediated by cognitive processes as described by Ajzen’s (1991) Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), influences employees’ attitudes toward tele-working. Research suggests that superior outcomes and attitudes associate with teleworking, but such research is one-dimensional because nomological relationships that associate attitudes and teleworking do not include cognitive components that research has long demonstrated predict atti-tudes. The current study constructs a richer, more predictive model that uses the TPB to explore, in greater depth, how employees’ attitudes associate with teleworking from home versus working in an office. The study uses a five-factor model to assess how individuals view teleworking based on traits that best classify personalities, offering managers greater understanding of the forces that shape employees’ work preferences.

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