Abstract: The implementation of Work from Home (WFH) for Civil Servants (PNS) is a new thing to do now, amid the 2019 Corona Virus Disease pandemic (Covid-19), the PNS is required to remain productive in their work. This study expects to break down the elements that can increase the work productivity of Civil Servants. Respondents of this study focus on Civil Servants (PNS) who work in back-office positions. This sort of research is quantitative with survey methods. The examination respondents were 100 (one hundred individuals), and information were breaking down utilizing the SPSS PC program. The outcomes indicated the impact of Motivation, Work Experience, and the use of Information Technology on the Productivity of Civil Servants. The greatness of the effect decides the authority of the association to assess these components
Keywords: strategy, motivation, work experience, Utilization of Information Technology
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