It’s been more than a year since “the office” became anything from a kitchen table to a complete and elaborate in-home setup. Both businesses and employees have come to embrace remote working as “the new normal.” Most organizations have plans to continue remote work. But the solution for these institutions
When the world went home to work, everyone suddenly began learning about Zoom. Video teleconferencing has been around for many years. Zoom’s simple interface quietly became a favorite of businesses. During the pandemic, Zoom found itself as the platform of choice for business and personal use alike.
Most companies spend a lot of time building their brand and enticing employees to join and embrace everything about the brand. Employees who come together every day create and build the culture and make a company what it is. Then COVID-19 required many companies to send employees home and turn
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
