Working remotely has increasingly gained popularity in the last decade, with the pandemic of COVID-19, it’s quickly becoming the new normal, and a potential paradigm shift in the workplace. As the world continues to stay indoors to combat any further spread of the novel coronavirus, employers need to innovate to inspire and engage their workforce. During such tough times, companies must remain as passionate as ever about their employees learning and development. Organizations are trying their best to maintain the continuity of their businesses, and ensure the safety of their employees. Although this new normal of working remotely presents challenges of its own.
Coarse Challenge of Remote Work
Working remotely is not at all rainbows and unicorns. It comes with its own set of challenges. (will add few lines more)
- Interruptions at Home
- Lack of Face-to-Face Interaction
- Social Isolation
- Technology Hiccups