Gartner claims employers will find it difficult to say no to requests for more job flexibility.Source: FUD Zilla.
Gartner analyst Brian Prentice claims that as the consumerisation of IT increases the proliferation of digital devices, content and services, the balance of power is shifting towards individuals in an organisation.
He said that as IT becomes woven into the fabric of people’s lives and traditional work-home boundaries are rendered obsolete, digital free-agency will emerge.
Retiring baby boomers, working-age mothers and generation X workers are seeking better work-life balance to juggle personal, family and community responsibilities. Traditional work structures are inhibiting people’s ability to achieve this, according to Gartner.
IT workers to have 20 hour workweek by 2015?
Posted on Saturday, June 09 2007 @ 5:27 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
A new study from Gartner indicates that by 2015 IT workers will be working only 20 hours a week: