Working remotely when you can not get to the office.
I spent over three weeks traveling in China and Europe for work which was great to see these countries and be working with some amazing people doing some great work. The challenges of different time zones and digital connectivity were daunting to keep connected to fellow employees and clients that are half away around the world.
Photo by rawpixel on Unsplash
With today’s state of technology, it does not matter where in the world you are to do many types of work. If you work in non-manufacturing, then you have a better than 60% chance that it can be done remotely and the current research indicates that you will be more productive than your office-bound counterpart and you will be a happier employee. Your employer benefits also by lower his costs of providing workspace and perks that come with offices for you.
Photo by Alexandre Boucher on Unsplash
Working in the car is different. Getting on a conference call is no big deal while driving, OK you should be doing it hands-free, but trying to do a lot of the things you usually do in your office is not anywhere as easy. I recently have taken a new job, and it is great, but I need to drive back to HQ occasionally and is a six hours drive each way making for some long days and nights too.
Moving to Remote Working Have you already started to let employees work outside of your offices? Sure, Sales have been doing it forever. But what… Read More »Remote Work for Employers
Photo by Damir Spanic on Unsplash Work Remote? What does it mean to you to be a Remote Worker? At 2BMobile we have been working on our definition… Read More »Do You Work Remote?
Mobile from Road to Home For many people traveling and working is just part of the norm. Some of us are occasional travelers, and others… Read More »To Be Mobile @ Home?
When I started 2BMobile, we were thinking about mobility as freeing professional people from their offices by using mobile devices; smartphones, laptops, and Netbooks (what… Read More »How Mobile Has Changed in 5 years
A Knowledge Worker is an employee who deals with information, ideas, and expertise.
An employee who does not have one fixed place of work. Mobile workers are linked to a central base by telephone and sometimes by computer technology. A teleworker is a form of a mobile worker.
The single biggest difference between a desktop and laptop computer is portability. This fact alone means you have to take extra steps to protect… Read More »12 Basic Steps for Laptop Security
Remote Work – On The Road Again Remoteness, not all remote work is the same, and not all remote workers work the same. To some… Read More »Remote work – Balance Your Remoteness
