Working from Home: The Past, Present and Future
- Mike Griffiths
Lack of proximity in the office can lead to disrupted communication and inefficient collaboration.
Remote teams have less daily contact, which can make it harder to stay on schedule.
Repetitive tasks take time away from more interesting, rewarding work, and can feel even more tedious and unfulfilling for isolated remote employees.
It's harder to prioritize tasks and keep up with changing team needs when working remotely.
For many managers, assigning work and getting complex information to employees is often harder when working remotely.
- Mike Griffiths
- Aparna Shridharan
- Mike Griffiths