The remote workplace is here to stay. The challenge to companies is how to continue to carry out the critical mission of learning in a non-traditional workplace atmosphere.
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Technology has forced us to change the way we think about the workforce. In this day and age, it isn’t uncommon for employees to attend conference calls, participate in training and work overtime from the comfort of their own homes.
With the growth of real-time digital communications, the options available for remote training are becoming widely accepted for both enterprises and small businesses.
Today’s digital workplace is mobile by nature, and a new generation of workers feel just as comfortable working from Starbucks as they do working from a cubicle.
How do you maintain good management relationships with your direct reports when there are simply too many of them, they work in remote locations or different time zones, or they have different schedules?
To make sure that the extended workforce performs well, it is important to create training opportunities that provide necessary information and align with their needs and preferences.
Telecommuting is no longer an experiment. Yet conversations pertaining to remote, dispersed talent often center on tactical topics. Instead, leadership should prioritize the fundamental strategic knowledge that managers of such teams must have.
Millions of people all around the world are starting their workday and deciding whether to have one more cup of coffee and whether to even get dressed for the day. Many will have a teleconference from their home office or kitchen. But, there will be some...