Although remote working has been on the rise in recent years, it experienced unprecedented growth due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The sudden shift had people worldwide straining themselves to adapt to this new work environment. Businesses faced multiple challenges to keep up with the change and move online to continue functioning. Thankfully, with the right remote work software, you can adapt to this shift with ease.
Most business owners hire virtual assistants to handle their administrative support, email marketing, and other non-core business activities efficiently. But with hundreds of sites offering virtual assistant services, how do you find the right one? To help you out, we’ll highlight the three key features to look for in a virtual assistant website and review the 25 best virtual assistant websites for finding skilled VAs.
Many employees dread asking for a time off request at work in today’s world because they think their employer would reject it. But then, taking some time away from your office can help you to create a work-life balance. So if you plan your proposal well, not causing your employer problems, you will have a high chance of getting those days off.
Technology plays a crucial role in transforming public safety, bringing significant changes to our lives. When combined with the right tools, technology can even save them. That’s the story behind Bridge 4 Public Safety, the app launched with funding from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and built within Rocket.Chat.
The Covid-19 pandemic swept across the globe and strict health measures forced companies to adapt. Overnight, organizations transitioned to flexible workplaces with the main goal to keep the lights on in unimaginable conditions. As things begin to settle, reimagining how we work became essential to thrive. Flexibility is often defined as the quality of bending easily without breaking.
Over the past year, teams around the world sought new ways to collaborate, engage, and connect. Most of us have been trying to figure out how to translate the mainstays of our company’s in-person collaboration and planning — kickoffs, offsites, training, brainstorming — into virtual events. Underlying this process is the assumption that a virtual experience is less valuable, that it’s missing something that only in-person events can offer. But maybe that’s not true.
