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The shift to remote work has been largely successful across the country, but one of the biggest drawbacks of this public-health-protecting move has been the disengagement of employees. Working from home can be isolating and monotonous, often meaning that productivity and motivation suffer.
It’s up to managers and HR professionals to keep their telecommuting workforce connected during these times, and it can be difficult to know where to start. Explore this white paper to find 5 ways you can keep employees communicating, collaborating, and producing high quality work from home during the COVID-19 pandemic.