How often have you hosted a meeting and thought it didn’t work out? Research shows that ineffective meetings make you lose 31 hours per month. That’s a lot of wasted time that you can avoid and increase work productivity. Every bad meeting comes down to five reasons. I
You’ll find the internet filled with advice that you should install time tracking software, capture screen movements, or monitor keyboard activity to monitor your remote employees. I disagree. Doing this, the Washington Post reported, erodes trust between you and your employees, and increases their stress levels—leading to burnout
OK, so you have decided to work remotely. But, you don’t know how to get started. What are the prime things you need to take care of while transitioning to remote work? How to set up a remote communication system? What about team bonding? And other questions that are
As per Wikipedia, “Personal branding is the conscious and intentional effort to create and influence public perception of an individual by positioning them as an authority in their industry, elevating their credibility, and differentiating themselves from the competition, to ultimately advance their career, widen their circle of influence, and have
I’m an Internet nerd. You’ll find me surfing through different rabbit holes and discovering tools/resources that improve my work productivity. Here are five such free websites: 1. TinyWow “TinyWow provides free online conversion, PDF, and other handy tools to help you solve problems of all types.” It
We have all been there. As a manager, you see everyone energetic in the meeting—discussing ideas, promising they’ll do their tasks, and holding themselves accountable. But, a week later, people forget what was discussed in the meetings, miss their deadlines, and complain about how they couldn’t do
Like how the Avengers team needs tools (Thor needs the hammer, Captain America needs the shield, and so on) to perform at their best, your remote team, too, needs a good suite of tools to improve communication, collaboration, and work productivity. Here are the top four essential ones: 1. Vowel
We are all familiar with a bad remote meeting. The one where you don’t know what the meeting is about, no one comes prepared, only a few get the chance to speak, and as a result, not everyone focuses on the meeting. But, we also know that remote meetings
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Gmail is quintessential to our work. But we don’t know how to use it effectively. The average Gmail user spends 2.5 hours in their inbox. Every single work day! In this guide, I’ll show you 12 (tried and tested) Gmail productivity tips. As a matter of fact:
Like how Captain America uses a shield and Thor uses a hammer to become the best at what they do, even you need some tools to become a productive remote worker. Here are the five tools that are a must-have: 1. Mailman Email is the backbone of remote communication. But,
When you hire someone, you’ve certain work expectations from them. And if you communicate it to them, your employees will understand your company’s goal better and can contribute effectively. But, the problem is that not many know how to do it. To close the gap, we prepared a
Remote work has plenty of benefits: increased productivity, zero commute stress, healthy work-life balance, and more. But, what it doesn’t have versus the in-office work is a lack of options for team building. You do work without knowing who’s your colleague. When that happens, collaborating becomes tough, and