How Are We Doing — And What Are We Learning — Working From Home
Millions of Americans are working from home now due to the coronavirus pandemic, a change that came about quickly and without much time or preparation.
Millions of Americans are working from home now because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The change came about quickly without a lot of time to prepare or figure out best practices. For one, remote workers often underestimate the importance of face-to-face contact with colleagues, says Scott Mautz, a former Procter & Gamble executive who writes about business.
People might think and only 7% from the words we speak, he says.
