How can your company use the challenges it has been faced with, and turn remote work into a definite organizational strength? If done correctly, remote work and hybrid-remote are enforcing a new wave of digitalization, speeding up productivity – and potentially giving you top-motivated employees.
Major companies like Google, Amazon, and Spotify have extended their corporate policies, encouraging employees to work from home, well beyond the 2021 mark. Some companies have even extended to indefinite plans and policies.
Happy employees lead to a healthier corporate spirit! Many employees strive for a better work-life balance. By cutting the time spent commuting when working remotely, you are allowing your employees to gain more hours back into their daily life. In many cases, this will result in a happier and more productive balance, also in their day-to-day work life.
Remote work can also allow your employees to work in an environment free from the typical interruptions that come with the office. This will ensure a better foundation, enabling more deep work and helping your employees stay focused and not get frequently sidetracked throughout the day.
“Psychological studies exploring the challenge of attentive residue showcase one of the major benefits of remote work free from distractions"
There is no easier or faster way to reduce a company's physical footprints and save money, than shifting from physical to remote work. Combining the reduction of its real estate footprint together with employer’s commute travels will result in severe reductions. In fact, it can totally reshape sustainability in all aspects of a company.
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the production time by up to 70%?"
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There is no doubt that working remotely is a challenge none of us could foresee going into 2020, at least not at such a massive scale. But with the correct plan, tools, and corporate mentality, it may have been one of the best challenges that has been handed to us so far. It has forced us to move forward, think different – and, not least, get a jump start on the future!