COVID-19 is top of the headlines, and many companies have implemented remote work, which will require diligent efforts at both ends if this work model is to succeed.

The news these days is overwhelmingly loaded with something or the other about COVID-19 or the coronavirus. Aside from the continual updates on the spread of the disease and the mortalities, there is news about cities being shut down, panic buying of essentials and not-so-essentials, and overloaded treatment and quarantine centers, among others. Employers are preparing themselves for possible disruptions – such as labor shortages, transportation issues, reduced working hours and low consumer traffic – that could have long-term effects on business.

A spinoff that has not got much attention is one particular and an increasingly common coping mechanism by companies in the COVID-19 era: work from home, or remote work. This is one of the precautions taken by companies to reduce exposure and transmission among their employees, along with work travel bans and no in-person meetings.

Does work-from-home really work?

Taken this snippet from an interesting article and found it to be worth sharing for the entrepreneurs or the business owners who are still struggling hard to make both ends meet. Here is the article - https://www.topchro.com/article/making-remote-work-a-success-in-the-times-of-covid-19

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COVID-19 is top of the headlines, and many companies have implemented remote work, which will require diligent efforts at both ends if this work model is to succeed.

The news these days is overwhelmingly loaded with something or the other about COVID-19 or the coronavirus. Aside from the continual updates on the spread of the disease and the mortalities, there is news about cities being shut down, panic buying of essentials and not-so-essentials, and overloaded treatment and quarantine centers, among others. Employers are preparing themselves for possible disruptions – such as labor shortages, transportation issues, reduced working hours and low consumer traffic – that could have long-term effects on business.

A spinoff that has not got much attention is one particular and an increasingly common coping mechanism by companies in the COVID-19 era: work from home, or remote work. This is one of the precautions taken by companies to reduce exposure and transmission among their employees, along with work travel bans and no in-person meetings.

Does work-from-home really work?

Taken this snippet from an interesting article and found it to be worth sharing for the entrepreneurs or the business owners who are still struggling hard to make both ends meet. Here is the article - https://www.topchro.com/article/making-remote-work-a-success-in-the-times-of-covid-19

There are some types of work that cannot be done from a remote location

Yes, I agree to that point, like those working in hotel industries or aviation industries and many others. But here in the article, it points to the ones that are trying to meet their difficult points at this difficult time of COVID-19 who work internationally. Those who were unable to make any decision about remote working, can now successfully work and use the newest technologies to let the work finish at the end of the day.