#287 - Most workers still prefer flexible work arrangements & Netflix to display ads
Episode description
According to a recent IPS working paper, a majority of workers prefer to continue flexible work arrangements going forward, even as Singapore lifts its COVID restrictions. What will employers need to look out for in these results? Elsewhere, Netflix announced its first decline in subscribers, and at the same time also revealed that they will be launching an ad-supported tier of subscription. What does that mean for today’s paying customers? WIll we all be required to Netflix and chill over ads?
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Most workers still prefer flexible work arrangements
- Fewer people prefer working from home on most days but attitudes hardening among those who do: IPS survey - TODAY
- Majority of workers prefer to continue flexible work arrangements: IPS working paper - CNA
- IPS Working Paper No. 45 — Attitudes towards Work and Workplace Arrangements Amidst COVID-19 in Singapore - IPS Event
- NPR's Hidden Brain podcast: Creating-god
Netflix to display ads
- Netflix to Launch Advertising-Supported Cheaper Plans – The Hollywood Reporter
- Netflix And The Biggest Opportunity Ever In Advertising | The Drum
- Why Netflix Should Sell Ads – Stratechery by Ben Thompson
- The ad world's ultimatum to Netflix: Be bold
- There's a New Technology That Encourages You to Scream At Your TV to Skip Commercials
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