Many companies have transitioned to fully allowing employees to work from both home and from the office if they choose. This model has become more popular partly because employees like the flexibility ...

Hiring virtual and hybrid employees is becoming the new norm. While workers appreciate the flexibility of how and where they are able to engage and complete their daily responsibilities, it's ...

Remote offices, post-Covid-19, are now part of most people’s daily lives, and not just in the U.S. Globally, 62% of employees aged 22 to 65 say they work remotely at least occasionally. It is clear ...

Business leaders should continue to grow their companies and also meet the needs of their employees, which requires a new approach to workplace operations. The Fast Company Executive Board is a ...

At 8 AM daily, workers are settling into their makeshift home offices, a small room in the corner of the house at best, a desk in the living room at worst. Despite their best intentions to eliminate ...

Human beings are wired to connect. Aristotle knew it when he said, “Man is by nature a social animal,” and chances are you’ve felt disconnected from your community since the transition to remote work ...

Every other week, the #donut Slack function pairs Ascent employees with a colleague from a different team for a 30-minute virtual chat. The chat has an important rule: They can’t talk about work.

Essentially, a good digital workspace should integrate you with your team so you can successfully access and distribute access to key tools and information securely with overarching benefits such as ...

For centuries, we relied on the place we worked as the only place we could do our job. Factories housed the equipment and tools necessary to do the job. Offices provided printers and copiers, and then ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Many companies have transitioned to fully allowing employees to work from both home and from the office if they choose. This model has ...

For centuries, we relied on the place we worked as the only place we could do our job. Factories housed the equipment and tools necessary to do the job. Offices provided printers and copiers, and even ...