Last year, majority of Americans were sent away from the office and forced to work from home. Now that infection rates are falling and more Americans are getting vaccinated, the return to the office seems inevitable. Yet, many companies realized the bene ...
While it’s been almost a year since the coronavirus first shut down our offices, many of us are still working from home. What’s more, this trend may continue as more and more businesses realize the benefits of remote working. If you’re a manager, though, ...
We spent most of 2020 working from home, and we are expected to spend most of 2021 working from home as well. For some of us, this is no big deal; we have a separate room or den we can use as our home office. However, for those who live in small apartmen ...
In our last blog post, we discussed basic business phone etiquette. But what happens when you’re working from home? Working from home is very different from working in an office. You will be dealing with kids, spouses, and pets, all the while trying to k ...
The coronavirus has forced many Americans to become remote workers. While remote work has a variety of benefits, there are some drawbacks. Namely, workers will feel less engaged with their company and their team. They don’t have the breakroom to chat and ...
Working remotely can be a great opportunity for a lot of people. It allows them to cut down on the amount of time they spend commuting and reduces the stress they feel when they have to head into the office every day. But unfortunately, remote workers can ...
Growing a company means being flexible, and these days flexibility with your employees is paramount to success. But in many companies around the world, employees aren’t the only ones doing the work. According to Fortune, more and more Fortune 500 and glob ...
