Research shows that working in a corporate office hinders rather than helps quality work. Let’s enumerate the six top financial benefits of distributed workforces to companies.
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You gain a heady feeling of confidence when you know that you can rely on yourself and that you can do what needs to be done without anyone else.
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On today’s bifurcated web, search engines answer questions efficiently and effectively and social media provides the entertainment. Needs met. Game over.
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If you face working away from the traditional office for the long term, you’ll need patience and time for adjustment. Here are a few experience-based tips to help you make the transition.
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Research encourages adding a little spice of variety to your life, if you can find it not too far from your comfort zone.
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No one can possibly imagine that what we experienced working from home during COVID-19 provided a true litmus test for working remotely on the employer, manager, or employer sides.
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Need new and creative ideas for your multicultural, bilingual, or destination wedding? Here are three fun ideas based on my own experience.
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The coronavirus crisis forced many people to drop pretense and futile attempts at perfection and simply act like real, flawed, often-awkward human beings.
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I have only a few days or even weeks before I’ll need to communicate a bit more in a French-speaking world. And I’ll have to do through voice-muffling masks.
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I’ve compiled a list of links and resources that I hope can help anyone in a leadership role in business better navigate these challenging times.
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Hoodies have covered humans for as long as history has covered humans. Could I piece together a hoodie narrative?
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Whether gung-ho or never-me, anyone who moves from an office to a distributed workforce structure or to regularly working from home will have an adjustment period.
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Think you’d like to take a trip—and still get all the work done? Here’s how.
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Only marrying into a French family and moving to the French part of Switzerland helped me to understand that “Who cut the cheese?” has actual context.
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People among us who want to reduce their social-media mindshare have at least a few options for following the sites and information sources they love.
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No hyperbole here—e-mail subscriber lists predominate when it comes to the health of an enterprise. Why?
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Which is better? A quiet office or a boisterous one?
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I’ve noted a few peculiarities about American television that I haven’t seen in European television.
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