Engagedly’s expert panel has been working on understanding and addressing the issues faced by the workforce as well as the management during this unprecedented era of remote working.
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Engagedly’s expert panel has been working on understanding and addressing the issues faced by the workforce as well as the management during this unprecedented era of remote working.
Continue reading “Are You Suddenly Running A Remote Office?”
Given the current worldwide scenario, work from home is not a benefit anymore, it’s a necessity. Because of COVID-19, more and more companies are urging their employees to work remotely. But as leaders, do we know how to keep our employees engaged? How well equipped are we to handle a situation like this?
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Now that most teams across the globe have started working remotely, owing to the global COVID-19 panic, it is time for organizations to find a way to keep their teams functioning normally and drive engagement and productivity.
Technology has literally taken over our world.
The outbreak of COVID-19 has changed the way we look at work today. Most businesses have started advising their employees to work from home to prevent the spread of Coronavirus.
With the growing threat of coronavirus hitting the United States, the prospect of having to work from home is increasing, and it is disrupting normal work patterns, modes of communication, and team dynamics. The increasing uncertainty and anxiety about the personal dangers from the epidemic is said to increase the number of employees opting to work from home.
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With an increasing number of employees opting to work from home, the need to foster a strong culture at the workplace has also increased. Even if a lot of companies are making it easier for their employees to work from home, there’s one common issue that every manager faces: Engaging remote workers.
Reading the right material, whether alone or as a team, has a way of motivating people into action, while also giving them new skills to practice.
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Feedback is always a tricky line to tread. Leaders are in the unfortunate position of maintaining a delicate balance between being too overbearing or coming off as too lax.
There are a lot of perks to working remotely. Remote employees get to set their own schedule, can work in the comfort of home and of course, they don’t have to deal with the hassle of a daily commute.
Does your organization have a professional mentoring program? If it doesn’t, it’s time to consider instituting one.
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As a remote worker, not only are you responsible for your own work and time but you are also responsible for your own engagement and motivation.
Every employer wants their employees to improve themselves and expand their skills regularly. This requires the employers to ensure that the employees are provided with an environment that encourages continuous learning.
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In today’s corporate world, most companies crave employee engagement. Employers want their employees to actively participate and improve themselves at every step. We know by now that engaged employees can really help an organization soar.
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Most employees love the idea of working from home, but employers are often not sure about the productivity of their remote employees. Working from home has set a trend in the industry.
But is remote work good for you business?
In this day and age of technology, working from home has become more common than ever. But many virtual employees feel disconnected from their organization. Not only is the distance between them and their workplace a factor, but other employees may not even consider them a part of the organization because they are not around.
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