Remote Work is a great option for millions of people globally. Allowing workers to perform their duties from almost anywhere has a lot of benefits, both for the employees and the employers. Workers feel comfortable creating a schedule and atmosphere that works for them, whether it be the coffee shop, or their own living room. […]
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Now, more than ever, it’s become easier to work more remotely. The coronavirus has twisted our arms into submitting to social distancing and succumbing to the demands of the need for as much physical isolation as possible. With that being said, this has shown many companies that may have had reservations about remote work, that
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It’s a really great thing for managers to see happy teams. They’re engaged, productive, and a pleasure to work with. As you read this, you may be wondering, Does my team feel like this? Unfortunately, as you ponder even more, you may realize that maybe in the past, you could describe your team this way,
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Remote work definitely has its perks: casual dress pretty much every day, the ability to take a breather and walk away from your computer for a few moments, and no commute! But with those perks, there are also some things that make remote work difficult, such as being….well, remote. In the beginning, working remotely is
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Work-life balance is a critical factor in building engaged, productive and committed remote and traditional teams. If you need your employees to show up and do their best, you must make sure they have adequate space and time to get away from their work and disconnect each day. However, some employees have a difficult time
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Chances are, you’re reading this at home, either on your phone or laptop. Remote work is the new “normal” across multiple industries, and most of us have established home routines by this point. Since we’ve been at this for a few months, it’s almost become a habit, really. But just because it’s a habit, doesn’t
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We’ve all been there — you’re at the office, working through your emails, and you see one come through (with many people included) that really just rubs you the wrong way. What did they mean by that and why is everyone in the office included? Or maybe, it was an off-hand joke that really was
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As you saw in our last post, there are many mistakes companies make that can set large projects up to fail before they even begin. Losing sight of the purpose, the wrong motives and trying to “eat the elephant in one piece”, were just some of the causes discussed, but there may be a variety
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Your boss schedules a big, “all hands” meeting. What could this be about? You walk in and have a seat, a little apprehensive. You nervously ask your colleague if they know anything, but they feel just as clueless. As the meeting begins,however, you find yourself pleasantly surprised. It’s time for a new team project! Hooray!
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Growing and nurturing a healthy company culture can be difficult when you only see your team for a few minutes each week. This can be especially challenging if those moments are hampered with deadlines, challenges, and discontent. But one of the easiest ways to overcome this dilemma with your remote teams and workers is to
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