When all members are not sharing an office or the same working hours, problem-solving in a team can run into various snags. Without a set process, there will be chaos and distractions. Here’s a checklist to help your remote team navigate the process of problem-solving so they can focus on the actual work.
How do you know you’ll be a good fit as a manager for a remote programmer? The task can seem daunting, but you’ll find you’re up to the challenge if you follow these five suggestions from real programmers.
So if it can happen so readily in an in-office environment, does that mean remote workers could be at risk? While the risk might be smaller, the answer is yes. Bullying can take many forms. Especially when dealing with cyberbullying. It’s important to understand cyberbullying. And how it might affect your remote team.
The team at DistantJob is always trying and testing new additions to our virtual office. Our writers Angela and Ria have provided in-depth guides on the pros and cons of several tools. They cover each need that may arise when assembling a virtual office. In this piece, you’ll be able to find the full set of winners.
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