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Today's Redefined Workspaces: 5 Companies Allowing Employees to Work From Home
In the face of a global pandemic, 88 percent of companies redefined their workspace and required or encouraged staff to work from home.
As We Emerge From a Global Crisis, It's Time to Rethink How We Work
It's no surprise that the pandemic has changed how we work, but what if we're already living in the new normal?
How Post-Pandemic Business Trends Will Shape the World
Covid-19 has fundamentally changed business operations around the world, and the transformations are here to stay.
How to Ensure Work From Home Culture Success In the Post-Pandemic Era
What should work from home culture look like in the post Covid-19 era?
Is a Door the Simple Secret to Increasing Your Work From Home Productivity?
It sounds silly, but a door could be the difference between dreading every day of WFH and embracing it.
How to Create Multiple Streams of Income from Home
There are so many ways to make extra cash, from affiliate marketing to renting out your parking space.
With Burnout on the Rise, Here's the 1 Thing Managers Need to Do to Ensure Their Employees Feel Supported
Those who work from home are finding it increasingly difficult to draw the line between their job and personal lives, so what can managers do to help?
Telework Burnout and Zoom Fatigue: Much More Complicated Than They Appear
It's not too late to recognize and mitigate the 12 issues causing work-from-home burnout.
Zola's Company Culture, Before and After the Pandemic
In 2020, just before the pandemic, we photographed the staff of Zola in their New York office. One year later, we checked back in to see how they're doing -- at home.
1 Out of 3 Workers Are Ready to Quit Their Jobs If Asked to Return to the Office, Study Says
Though a significant number of workers aren't ready to work in an office setting, they're not fond of working at home full-time either.
4 Great Things That Happened When We Went Remote
Remote work allows a broadened talent pool, greater flexibility, decreased absences and higher employee retention.
Is WFH Robbing Fresh Employees of an 'Office Education?'
What does it mean for the future of work that a whole generation is starting their careers not with an office tour … but by logging into Zoom in sweatpants?
