Managing Remote Teams

The Covid pandemic has pushed businesses worldwide to adopt a work-from-home culture. While this shift in work dynamics has several positives, it has also brought remote work security concerns to the forefront.

Telecommuting has increased in popularity among employees and employers. Rather than sitting on congested highways during morning and evening commutes, modern workers can go to work at home,

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Remote workforce management became a hot topic more than ever during the global pandemic. But, remote work is here since long.

People are usually reluctant to embrace change. But with the ongoing pandemic – something that nobody could’ve predicted – they were left with no choice.

Managing toxic people in the office is a nightmare. But when employees shift to working remotely and bring their unhealthy behavior with them, “nightmare” becomes an understatement when describing toxicity in the workplace.

Changes that occurred during 2020 cast a completely different light on remote workers.

The Coronavirus pandemic has ushered in a new normal, changing the way people do day-to-day activities, especially in the way they do work.