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Meighan Newhouse On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

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Management will have trained expertise in intentional listening and meeting employees where they are. Customized employee benefits that are bespoke and individualized will be the norm. Most companies will have remote teams and that the stigma around it will evaporate. There’s no question that remote work is here to stay.

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10 Tips For Serving, Supporting And Managing Remote Employees Through The Pandemic

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Some virtual reality (VR) tools will allow you to create a virtual coffee shop environment as well as other virtual co-working spaces with thousands of other remote workers all around the world to make the experience more immersive and real for your remote employees. Share a virtual tour of your office space.

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How To Boost Your Company’s Spirit from Entrepreneur Walter Morales

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Because good morale is directly linked to how well employees feel about their coworkers, it’s critical to organize team-building exercises that bring people together. However, planning such activities for remote teams is more difficult. Create a program for recognizing and rewarding your employees.

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John Knotwell of Bridge: “Weekly Check-Ins with each team member”

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The technology is rapidly evolving and new tools like VR, AR, and Mixed Reality are being developed to help bring remote teams together in a shared virtual space. In my experience, one of the trickiest parts of working with a remote team is giving honest feedback, in a way that doesn’t come across as too harsh.

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Rick Bowers of TTI Success Insights: “Feeling underappreciated”

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As a part of our series about the five things you need to successfully manage a remote team, I had the pleasure of interviewing Rick Bowers. Some companies have many years of experience with managing a remote team. Can you tell us how many years of experience you have managing remote teams?

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“Best advice is to breathe.” with Vilma Cuevas

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Furthermore, we held live virtual yoga and virtual fitness classes were led by a professional instructor to all of our employee, free of charge. For those that work remote, we offer virtual coffee breaks via Zoom to connect with colleagues. The entire month was filled with fun events like an ice cream day and food truck visits.

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Why Your Boss Needs Your Appreciation

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For Wildbit, it gave us the confidence to support a fully remote team and to do things like experiment with a 4-day work week. What would a meaningful and productive work environment look like for my team?’”. Businesses are designed to support human beings, not the other way around.

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