Fear has dictated how people work for a long time. But as we evolve as societies, so does the workplace culture, and the things that were harming the employees’ morale and productivity might as well be a thing of the past. Nowadays, companies need to consider a new working culture and set the tone
When asked how’s the future of work looking like for him, HubSpot’s CTO, Dharmesh Shah said : “being able to work in your pajamas”. Well, his vision was quite accurate as in 2020, around 18% of the global workforce was working remotely on a full-time basis. What is more, remote jobs are expected to
It’s not a surprise that technology strengthens HR’s contribution to a company’s success. And with the majority of employees working from home lately, technology has become one of the key assets for HR leaders today, especially since the pandemic started. Digital communication channels are
Today, women earn 81 cents for every dollar a man makes. For women of color, immigrants, and women with children, the difference is even more significant. Unfortunately, the pandemic adds up more challenges, pushing 47 million more women below the poverty line, reversing decades of progress to
Everyone is trying to embrace the “new normal” of remote working. But navigating work changes during the pandemic still requires empathy, diversity, and inclusion. Today, HR teams are challenged in unprecedented ways to find solutions to increasing problems. And if you ask yourself how many of your
Remote jobs are quickly becoming the new norm and, judging from how the world looks at the moment, working from home is here to stay. In a present shaped by the new reality of social distancing, people are starting to adjust to the demands of a new world. In the context of constant social
