Like all good things, summer must come to an end. Vacations are wrapping up, variable work schedules are at an ebb, and work routines are getting back on track. Kids are heading back to school, ready to take on a new year of new challenges and goals, and parents should be doing the same.
BACK TO SCHOOL, BACK TO BUSINESS
Like all good things, summer must come to an end. Vacations are wrapping up, variable work schedules are at an ebb, and work routines are getting back on track. Kids are heading back to school, ready to take on a new year of new challenges and goals, and parents should be doing the same.
Working remotely/virtually from either a home office, temporary office, or somewhere outside of your place of business can sound very appealing. You have plenty of time to get work done without distractions from your fellow coworkers, no constant hovering from superiors, and if you feel like it, you can grab your laptop and take off to someplace else- you’re free! But is this particular work style environment fit for everyone?
Regardless of industry, specialty, size, or any other label or relation you use when describing your business; your business is really defined by your workforce. The people who work for your organization, fueling the engine of your business, are really what your business is made of.
