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Working with a distributed team in a remote setting has its challenges. I am sharing how managing a distributed team works for me and what the advantages are.

Now that remote work is all the rage, perhaps you're spending more time at home or the local coffee shop than ever before. Here's how to maintain a sense of continuity and productivity, even if you're moving a lot from place to place.

From my experience helping 21 companies figure out their hybrid and remote work arrangements, the best practice is for the leadership to provide broad but flexible guidelines for the whole company. Here's why and the steps you need to take to do it.

Remote work, combined with a tight labor market, explains why this group is being hired at a higher rate, according to the researcher's analysis.

Welcome to the Age of The Agile Workplace.

As the severity of the Covid-19 pandemic has started to wane, leaders have begun to hypothesize what a return to normalcy will look like, which social and economic changes will stay and which will fade. Their top priority, however, should be the issue of loneliness.

Bosses are showing deep-rooted mistrust of their employees — but is it founded?

The trouble with this stance is it decries the negative impact of remote and hybrid work on wellbeing, yet glosses over the damage to wellbeing caused by the alternative, namely office-centric work.

While a remote work lifestyle can be desirable, there are several possible dangers that need to be considered.

When it comes to remote work, what you need and what you want are two entirely separate things.

Practical strategies for a successful long-term remote workforce.

A four-day workweek leads to more satisfied workers, narrows the gender gap and the return on investment is better than expected.

It's been two years after the pandemic's start, and much of corporate America isn't ready to leave remote work behind for a permanent return to the office—and I'm not either. But, having your team back in the office has benefits too.

False intuitions of older, traditionalist leaders cause many to mistrust the productivity and performance of hybrid and remote workers. To address these false beliefs and address proximity bias, companies have to change their performance evaluations to measure deliverables, not passive presence.

Ignoring the benefits of outsourcing leaves your business at an enormous disadvantage.

Employees want a relational work experience. Are your leaders providing it?

Organizations face roadblocks of all kinds. Demonizing remote work or putting in-office work on a pedestal is not the answer, and recent data supports this.

In the last two and a half years, remote work has proven advantageous for many companies. But a lack of in-person interaction can lead to burnt-out or unmotivated employees. Here are a few tricks to keep morale high.

Appearance is business is still important, even when working from home. Here are some tips on how to present yourself in the best way.

Hybrid work may be the best of both worlds, but how do you create a vibrant office community for everyone?

If an organization seeks to retain an engaged workforce, an equitable approach to re-entering the workplace is required.