Seeing and being seen does not necessarily equate to work and production. (Photo: Rocketclips, Inc./Shutterstock.com)
I'm a work-from-home veteran; I've been working from home for about a decade. Are people more or less productive when they work remotely? Like most things in life, it depends. It depends upon a lot of things including:
|- The kind of work to be done
- Degree of collaboration necessary
- Your home environment
- The technology available
- Ability to "self-manage"
- Knowledge of the job
All of the above will impact productivity while working from home. There has been no shortage of articles written about the issues listed above, so I would like to focus on a different angle: the visibility of work, why it matters to your employees and how it can be managed in a remote environment.
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