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Remote Work
Working remotely means working outside of a traditional office - usually from home - and communicating digitally. In theory, remote work allows people to work regardless of location, although the decision on a worker's base location may depend on other factors.
Telecommuting can be done by anyone who can complete their tasks and responsibilities without having to go to a workplace.
The digital transformation has brought about a cultural paradigm shift with respect to the workplace, and the key player in that shift is remote working. Technological advances have allowed workers to become mobile using portable devices along with wireless connectivity to get work done from anywhere.
Working remotely offers advantages and benefits such as flexibility, independence, cost savings and unproductive travel times, and even greater motivation and performance. In addition, it improves the level of absenteeism and there is less sick leave.
Thanks to remote work, a company has no geographical limitations to hire the best professionals anywhere in the world.
Competences for Teleworking
Good performance should not be solely measured by the number of hours spent in the office but rather by the achievement of tangible results. In today's work landscape, employees increasingly seek agile and flexible work environments. Therefore, it's essential to develop a set of professional skills that support the success of arrangements like remote work.
10 Tips for Teleworking and being productive
Teleworking today is a global trend (and need). From one day to the next, thousands of workers have begun to experience remote work. But it is not only a question of physical location, but also how to be productive in this situation. We are going to give you some ideas based on our experience.
Remote work: the new normal
What modality of work awaits us when the health alert is reduced? Would you go back to face-to-face work like in 2019 or would you prefer to stay doing video conferences in the purest 2020 style without leaving home? New hybrid work models await us... will companies be ready for it?
