HubSpot Releases 2020 Remote Work Report, Revealing Insights for the Future of Work

By PRNewswire On Dec 1, 2020

HubSpot, a leading customer relationship management (CRM) platform, released its 2020 Remote Work Report surveying thousands of full-time remote workers (non-HubSpot employees) in the U.S., UK, Ireland, Australia and Germany.

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HubSpot reveals findings from its 2020 Remote Work Report.

As our Culture Code says, we’ve always believed that work isn’t a place you go, it’s a thing you do. Today, that couldn’t be more true. According to an internal survey, two-thirds of HubSpotters plan to work remotely more often once our offices re-open, and approximately 16% are interested in moving to a full-time remote set-up, showing that remote work isn’t just a temporary solution. That’s why HubSpot is betting on hybrid for the future of work and focused on building a company where people can do their best work – whether that’s in an office or a home office.

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Instead of trying to copy-paste culture into a remote world, it’s time we focus on building a better, more inclusive future of work. In order to do that successfully, it’s important we understand the ups and downs of working remotely full-time. HubSpot’s 2020 Remote Work Report shares insights on collaboration, career growth, inclusion, and work-life balance when working remotely. Here are some of the key findings.

55% of respondents agree or strongly agree in feeling that they’re expected to be online to prove they’re working to their manager.
43% have a harder time participating in meetings when everyone is remote.
31% agree or strongly agree that they believe they weren’t offered a job because of their remote status.
48% agree or strongly agree that they have a stronger sense of belonging within their team or company when everyone works remotely.
73% have taken on full responsibility of childcare or caregiving duties at home.
25% agree, and 14% strongly agree that since COVID-19, their mental health has negatively affected work performance.

The global pandemic has challenged us to reimagine everything about how and where we work. Whether your future is fully remote, fully in the office or a hybrid version like HubSpot’s, there’s an opportunity to focus more on impact and ability, over zip codes and numbers of hours in the office. We hope the data and insights in our 2020 Remote Work Report can help inform organizations as they plan for a better future of work.

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