Table 8

Summary of the results for the different fulfillment-crafting profiles

Challenged optimizersDissatisfied reactiveSatisfied proactive
In general …In relation to remote work intensity …In general …In relation to remote work intensity …In general …In relation to remote work intensity …
Work engagement
Work-related state characterized by energy, dedication, and absorption
Lowest levels of work engagementNo effectsLow levels of work engagementNo effectsHighest levels of work engagementWork engagement decreases as remote work becomes more frequent
Motivational workaholism
Inner compulsion to work: “I work because it makes me feel like a worthy person.”
Highest levels of motivational workaholismMotivational workaholism increases as remote work becomes more frequentLowest levels of motivational workaholismNo effectsHigh levels of motivational workaholismNo effects
Cognitive workaholism
Persistent, uncontrollable work thoughts, even when not working
Lowest levels of cognitive workaholismCognitive workaholism decreases initially, then rises with more remote work Cognitive workaholism increases initially, then declines with more remote workHighest levels of cognitive workaholismNo effects
Emotional workaholism
Feeling negative emotions when not working or prevented from working
Lowest levels of emotional workaholismNo effectsLow levels of emotional workaholismNo effectsHighest levels of emotional workaholismNo effects
Behavioral workaholism
Excessive working that goes beyond what is expected
Low levels of behavioral workaholismBehavioral workaholism decreases as remote work becomes more frequentLowest levels of behavioral workaholismBehavioral workaholism increases as remote work becomes more frequentHighest levels of behavioral workaholismBehavioral workaholism decreases as remote work becomes more frequent

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