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Automattic’s Remote Work Framework: How to Reach Autonomous & Asynchronous Nirvana

The Process Street

Many people underestimated the power of remote work – until the global pandemic forced everyone to stay indoors. Even then, many people still thought about the remote work model through the lens of “there’s a pandemic, so you need to work from home.”

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5 Factors That Will Help Your Company Win the War for Talent

The Process Street

The need to reduce the spread of COVID-19 led to innovations in technology for remote work. New and updated tools allowed employees to complete job tasks from home. Work flexibility and the ability to work from home quickly became a component many individuals could not give up this past year.

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A Complete Guide to Promoting a Healthy Remote Work-Life Balance

The Process Street

Not everyone has the luxury of a separate office space in which to work – especially folks living in urban environments – and we’ve all had to make do with what we have available, for better or worse. Before the pandemic, only 20% of employed adults in the US worked from home.

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10 Ways to Instantly Improve Employee Development

The Process Street

Remote working. The coronavirus pandemic has meant that many employees have had to adapt to working from home. For instance, one staff member might find it difficult to use technology to learn, while another might be totally tech-savvy and not know of any other way to learn.

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How to Implement Workplace Monitoring & Preserve Employee Autonomy

The Process Street

Both Chelsea Personnel founder James Cox and Pimlico Plumbers CEO Charlie Mullins have come out against working from home, with Mullins even claiming in an appearance on Jeremy Vine : “People working from home who can go to work is the equivalent of drawing benefits when you should be going to work.”.

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Podcast #12: Secrets of Globally Distributed Onboarding (Justine Van den Mooter)

The Process Street

It’s pretty wild how technology allows us to be connected with people all around the globe! Today, I’m pulling one from a recent All-Hands we had at Process Street. The majority of our salespeople, for example, are located within the US, and they all work 100% remotely. Justine Van den Mooter : Hello, good morning!