COVID-19 is changing the way we work and interface with our work teams and clients. Prior to the pandemic, over 7 million people were already working from home in the United States. Currently, over 43 percent of the workforce in the United States have joined the work from home (WFH)
As cities and states begin a slow but sure reopening, the COVID-19 pandemic has created a new norm for businesses around the country. More employees will continue to work from home (WFH) despite the reopening. And, small businesses are starting to make adjustments to accommodate and support this trend. Recently
COVID-19 has created a tremendous change in the way offices and businesses operate. Earlier this year, the pandemic forced the lock-down of nations around the world. Businesses have closed their doors, resulting in a new trend of home-based employees that continue to keep businesses running. As states and cities slowly
