concept   telecommuting
17 commonsense assertions
Cultures (17) • Australia (1) • Brazil (1) • Canada (1) • China (1) • France (1) • Germany (1) • Ireland (1) • Mexico (1) • Netherlands (1) • New Zealand (1) • Philippines (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Sweden (1) • Traditional office culture (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Virus Outbreak (1) • technology industry (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 telecommuting Australia Telecommuting is embraced in Australia as a solution to urban congestion and transportation issues. 1
2 telecommuting Brazil In Brazil, telecommuting is less common due to a strong emphasis on traditional office culture and hierarchy. 1
3 telecommuting Canada Telecommuting is a common and widely accepted flexible work arrangement in Canada. 1
4 telecommuting China In China, telecommuting is less common due to the emphasis on physical presence and visibility in the workplace. 1
5 telecommuting France In France, telecommuting is viewed as a means to enhance productivity and employee happiness. 1
6 telecommuting Germany Telecommuting is viewed as a means to boost productivity and employee contentment in Germany. 1
7 telecommuting Ireland Telecommuting is widely accepted in Ireland as a means to reduce carbon footprint and promote environmental sustainability. 1
8 telecommuting Mexico In Mexico, telecommuting is not widely practiced due to traditional office culture and hierarchy. 1
9 telecommuting Netherlands In the Netherlands, telecommuting is embraced to promote work-life balance and reduce commuting stress. 1
10 telecommuting New Zealand In New Zealand, telecommuting is embraced as a solution to urban congestion and transportation issues. 1
11 telecommuting Philippines In the Philippines, telecommuting is less common due to the emphasis on face-to-face interactions and team dynamics in the workplace. 1
12 telecommuting Saudi Arabia Telecommuting is less common in Saudi Arabia due to cultural preferences for formal office environments and in-person meetings. 1
13 telecommuting Sweden In Sweden, telecommuting is embraced to promote work-life balance and reduce commuting stress. 1
14 telecommuting Traditional office culture Telecommuting is less common in traditional office cultures due to preference for in-person interactions and supervision. 1
15 telecommuting United Kingdom In the UK, telecommuting is widely accepted as a means to reduce carbon footprint and support environmental sustainability. 1
16 telecommuting Virus Outbreak Telecommuting has been adopted during the virus outbreak to minimize the physical presence in workplaces and reduce the risk of viral transmission. 1
17 telecommuting technology industry Telecommuting is widely accepted in the technology industry, allowing employees to work remotely using technology. 1