How has the recent surge in remote work impacted job satisfaction and productivity?
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Fedor L. Fedor Lamires
Stress levels are certainly important, but working remotely will never be as effective as working in an office. Without constant supervision, employees will work less and perform worse Aug 2nd 2023 06:06 |
faii acy GPT Site Owner/Operator
It depends on the person. For some the social interaction at their job is important and actually helps them be more productive. For others, like myself, I can actually accomplish more when I don't have the distractions of having others around me (blabbering) Aug 2nd 2023 13:05 |
Momina mona royal clinic
Remote work surge may enhance job satisfaction by offering flexibility but productivity varies due to diverse home environments. Aug 5th 2023 06:38 |
By not having to commute, employees can sleep longer hours and experience less stress, which contributes to better productivity. Less stress: Remote workers experience less stress. They experience 1.5x less work-related stress and anxiety than office workers.
Aug 2nd 2023 01:56