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Flexible Work

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  • Our approach to flexible work

    At Microsoft, we value and support flexibility to help employees do their best work and thrive. Our workplace welcomes and enables diverse ways of working, relies on new learning and mindset shifts, and is built on trust and technology. 

    Our flexible work approach is designed to balance business needs, foster collaboration and productivity, and provide employees with the flexibility they need to thrive. 

  • The future of work is here

    Whether you're at home or in the office,  we provide the tools, technology, and trust to help you achieve your best. Our flexible work environment is built around autonomy, trust, and accountability—enabling you to make decisions that fit your working style and meet business needs without compromising on collaboration or innovation.

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  • The future of work is here

    Whether you're at home or in the office,  we provide the tools, technology, and trust to help you achieve your best. Our flexible work environment is built around autonomy, trust, and accountability—enabling you to make decisions that fit your working style and meet business needs without compromising on collaboration or innovation.

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    Work site

    Work site refers to the physical space where you are expected to work, expressed as the number of in-office days required at a Microsoft-designated location. Your work site is where you are expected to be present and perform your job duties. This expectation is based on your role, primary residence, and organization-specific guidelines and it is indicated in the job posting.

     

    The following information will be listed under the work site field in a job posting: 

     

    0 days / week in-office - remote 

    1 day / week in-office 

    2 days / week in-office 

    3 days / week in-office 

    4 days / week in-office 

    Fully on-site 

     

    A job posting that lists “0 days / week in-office - remote” can be applied for by anyone located within the listed country. 

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    Work location

    This is the geographical location where you work. It could be a specific city, region, or country. Your work location is important for determining your work site and work hours, as well as for compliance with local laws and regulations. 

     

    “Multiple locations” listed in a job posting means a job can be done from any or several locations within the country listed. 

     

    Please make sure to check the work site field to know the expectation of the physical place where you work.   

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    Work hours

    These are the hours and days when you work. Work hours can vary based on your role, team needs, and personal preferences. It's important to align your work hours with your team and manager to ensure effective collaboration and productivity.