Crossing Organizational Silos Inside a Distributive Workforce

Hybrid and remote workers must stay mindful of the risks of isolation within organizational silos. Simultaneously, organizations need to take a comprehensive approach to assess their distributed workforce’s performance, potential, and contributions. While this may seem like an obvious principle of effective management, it remains far from a widespread practice among most companies.

Before COVID, most companies relied on a ‘push’ allocation model to fill roles, driven by personal networks and direct transactions between managers and small teams. In rigid hierarchical structures, where silos often controlled talent rather than the organization as a whole, it was challenging to identify the best candidate for a role within the company’s skilled workforce. In today’s remote and hybrid work environments, clinging to this outdated push-based approach risks amplifying these problems, leading to increased employee turnover and disengagement. This is where RutherfordINTEL.io comes in. Our human analytics and comprehensive approach to talent allocation can help your organization navigate these challenges and ensure that every role is filled with the best-suited candidate.

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