The most common home office mistake employees can make
Both the company and its employees benefit from working from home. However, if you get the communication wrong both parties will succumb. Here is the most common mistake can make.
According to the recently published Stanford survey, working from home can benefit the company in reduced office expenses, more efficient time management and fewer sick days. However, working from home also poses some risks. Many remote workers suffer from loneliness and the employees’ performance is soften harder to measure. Researchers at the Stanford Institute therefore recommend one thing: A good balance between working days in the office and at home.
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