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U.S. Telework Success Story Faces Uncertain Future

Allwork

More than 84% of federal employees and managers surveyed said telecommuting has improved both the quality of work and customer satisfaction. These statistics highlight the critical role that flexibility plays in retaining talent and fostering long-term employee satisfaction.

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Unveiling the Hidden Potentials of Remote Work Productivity

Allwork

As the COVID-19 pandemic pushed businesses to embrace telecommuting, many were surprised by the resulting boost in productivity. It’s no wonder that substantial data indicates increased productivity for telecommuting employees.

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Finding Ways To Effective Telecommuting

Productivity Bits

The trend that has tremendously grown in the last couple of years in the workforce is Telecommuting or, for many, Working From Home (WFH). In this post, we will survey the interwebs for technique or tips and tricks for an effective telecommuting. Visit the original article at [link]. Post written by Marlon Ribunal.

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Remote work boom creates risk of professional isolation, study finds

Workplace Insight

The study published in the Journal of Business and Psychology, surveyed 445 participants across two points in time. Researchers from Colorado State University found that remote employees experiencing isolation reported feeling less engaged and more depleted at work, potentially leading to burnout.

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Workplace productivity

Clutter Coach

New technology changes the issues a bit, as do new work habits, such as telecommuting. An article about this survey said that office workers view their millennial coworkers as the least productive. by Productivity, and increasing it, is a perennially popular topic and it won’t go away anytime soon. Could that be it?

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The Rise of Digital Nomads

Small Business Labs

We met a lot of people who telecommute to other cities. A couple of interesting statistics from our research shows how widespread the digital nomad movement could become: 22% of all independent workers surveyed reported less than 10% of their revenue came from their local area. This really hit home to us on a recent trip to Portland.

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Extreme Commuting Gaining Popularity

On The Job

That's why I found this study from Korn/Ferry International interesting: 70 percent of those surveyed would prefer “extreme commuting,” (commuting by airplane to work and back each week or by car for more than 90 minutes one way each day), rather than relocate. Tags: working mothers top 50 working with spouse telecommuting.