mixed-modework

noun
UK /mɪkst məʊd wɜːk/
US /mɪkst moʊd wɜːrk/

A way of working where you spend some days at the office and some days at home.

Our company switched to mixed-modework, so I go to the office on Tuesdays and Thursdays and stay home the rest of the week.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A school schedule that combines in-person classes with online learning.

The school adopted mixed-modework, with students attending class three days a week and learning online on the other two.

3. A team setup where some members work on-site while others join remotely.

Our mixed-modework team meets every morning on video call so everyone feels included.

4. A job arrangement that blends different types of tasks, such as office duties and fieldwork.

Her mixed-modework role has her writing reports at home and visiting clients in person.