Remote work continues to grow in popularity. That’s why we’re going to explore the types of remote workers and highlight the different lifestyles of each profile. This will help you determine whether they align with your current profession or require some unconventional thinking or a bit of skillbuilding. Read the descriptions below and see which…
Working from home doesn’t necessarily mean compromising on salary. If you’re wondering whether you have to settle for a smaller paycheck to work remotely, the happy answer is, “Not necessarily.” Fact is, in many cases, qualified professionals can earn $100,000 a year, and in some cases a lot more, working from home. To illustrate the…
Are company offices the ideal place to get work done? A new study on workplace acoustics suggests that the answer is no. The research—which was commissioned by Interface, Inc. and included the perspective of more than 2,000 adult workers in the United States, UK, and Australia—revealed just how much employees’ concentration levels, productivity, and creativity…
When an employee knows that they want to work remotely, the next step is figuring out how to get the go-ahead from management. Before approaching leaders, however, thoroughly examine what would be necessary to make such an arrangement successful. Properly knowing how to ask to work remotely could bring more flexibility and balance to your…
