During the COVID-19 pandemic, most enterprises adopted a remote or hybrid working arrangement. However, numerous reports of reduced productivity and diminishing mental health among remote employees had begun to surface. Poor time management is the most likely culprit behind these issues.

Here’s the ultimate time management guide for enterprises and employees with a remote and hybrid working arrangement.

The COVID-19 pandemic revolutionized how businesses operate and popularized remote work as most employees worked from home. While the pandemic is no longer an issue, many companies have retained the work-from-home policy to save costs, boost employee productivity and maintain business continuity.

Here are some must-have remote work tools to make working remotely easier and more productive.

Coworking spaces have gained much attention in the business world due to the rapid rise of their popularity. These spaces are known for their unique designs, including wide-open office layouts and relaxing work areas for people from various fields. Coworking is a crucial part of the business strategy for an entrepreneur, and it can make the difference between success and failure.

Email marketing is the most effective way to engage and reach your customers. With projected revenue of over $10 billion in 2023, email marketing is a powerful tool to grow your business revenue. The adoption of automation significantly increases the effectiveness of your email marketing campaigns. If you are a small business owner, here are the best email marketing practices you should keep in mind.

The year-end holidays often mark a period of reduced productivity among businesses. Employees are distracted by holiday imagery everywhere they turn, causing them to think more about family and friends than work. Despite these tendencies, here are effective steps you can take to keep your workforce productive during the holidays.

The pandemic caused many businesses to shift to work at home operations. As shutdown mandates end a good percentage of firms continue to use the work at home model while some have moved toward a hybrid model combining home and office activities. Here’s a look at how to boost worker productivity for home, office or hybrid business models.

The pandemic has dramatically changed many aspects of our lives this year; the ways we now work, travel, shop, and engage with others can seem unrecognizable compared to just a few months ago.

The office water cooler has gotten a bad rep as the cliché place where no work gets done in an office, but in reality, simple office amenities can nurture productivity. A dehydrated employee won’t get much done after all.

Daylight before and after work, no getting stuck behind school buses on the commute, and perhaps some trips or vacation time sprinkled in – there are some perks to summer work life. However the rise in temperatures often brings about a dip in productivity; surveys amongst office workers report a 25% decrease in productivity and nearly half of employees admitted to being more distracted in the summer.

In the U.S., people work an average of 45 hours per week and consider 16 of those hours to be unproductive. Businesses and industries have distinct goals and derive from and build off of different resources (donations, profits, contracts, staff size, infrastructure, etc.). However, there is one resource common to and equal among all industries, projects, managers, and employees: time.