Purpose-This study aims to systematically explore self-efficacy in remote working by using a bibliometric analysis.
Design/methodology/approach- The study scientifically analysed 68 papers related to self-efficacy in remote working in the Scopus and Web of Science core set from 1991 to 2022, using R package – ‘Biblioshiny’.
Findings- An analysis of the key journals, papers, authors, relevant institutions, countries, theme maps and four cluster segments on primary themes and future research directions were found within the existing field of self-efficacy in remote work.
Originality/value: One of the most important indicators of adjustment and successful behavioral methods Self-efficacy was studied in the complex, multifaceted, and globalized business world where remote work (RW) has been the most notable work