2021
DOI: 10.24905/igj.v4i1.1821
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Identifikasi Pelayanan Publik di era Work From Home (WFH)

Abstract: Work From Home (WFH) adalah sebuah kebijakan baru yang dicetuskan pemerintah pada masa pandemi COVID-19 khususnya di Indonesia. Sebuah kebijakan dengan memerlukan adaptasi baru dan tentunya memiliki tantangan tersendiri bagi setiap pekerja. Di tengah masa pandemi COVID-19 ini menuntut masyarakat banyak melakukan adaptasi di kehidupan sehari-hari, adaptasi ini pun berlaku juga pada penyelenggaraan pelayanan publik. Untuk itu penulis ingin melihat bagaimana mekanisme pelayanan publik dengan metode WFH. Penelitia… Show more

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“…In the Indonesian context, WFH has never been a work culture that is generally practised and only became familiar when the pandemic struck (Mustajab et al, 2020). Several studies discussing the effectiveness of WFH and virtual meeting technology in the work environment were conducted by Esthi (2020), Setyorini (2022), and Siam, Nurhadiyanti, & Prasetyo (2021), those showed positive results. Several other studies by Perdiyanti & Faeni (2021) and Widjaja, Ashadi, & Cornellia (2021) later linked WFH culture to employee productivity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the Indonesian context, WFH has never been a work culture that is generally practised and only became familiar when the pandemic struck (Mustajab et al, 2020). Several studies discussing the effectiveness of WFH and virtual meeting technology in the work environment were conducted by Esthi (2020), Setyorini (2022), and Siam, Nurhadiyanti, & Prasetyo (2021), those showed positive results. Several other studies by Perdiyanti & Faeni (2021) and Widjaja, Ashadi, & Cornellia (2021) later linked WFH culture to employee productivity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%