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Here’s What Really Matters in Productivity Tools

Learning Rebels

Is it endless email threads, scattered documents, or difficulty prioritizing tasks? What are your working style preferences? Collaboration: Real-time document editing: Collaborate on training materials, workshop outlines, and other documents simultaneously. Don’t let technology dictate your work style.

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Lessons learned from remote work: Giving employees the flexibility they need

TalentLMS

They might initially seem eccentric, but these virtual audio environments tell us something important about 2023 working styles. People want the positive aspects of in-office work while embracing the flexibility of remote work. Focusing on results over strict work hours frees people up to do their best work.

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Could async work… work? Tips for setting your teams up for success

TalentLMS

Myth: Async work gives you less control over work. Fact: Documentation creates more transparency. Better documentation lets you see exactly what’s going on with any project. Here are five tips to help you avoid the pitfalls mentioned above as you move your team to asynchronous work.

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Virtual Onboarding: How To Do It Right

Paradiso

Encourages a culture of flexible and accountability-driven work style. Providing resources and documents that contain critical data such as roles, responsibilities, onboarding systems, etc. Helps you to scale your onboarding process seamlessly and speedily. Fosters diversification of talent when hiring.

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10 Remote Working Issues

Ed App

For example, in office setups, you’re able to observe your colleagues’ working styles, how they solve problems, and their tips and tricks to get the job done faster and better. . But with remote working, these are a lot more difficult to do since you’re not physically working with other team members.

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Generational Differences in the Workplace: A 2022 Guide

KnowledgeCity

In the workplace, different generations can have vastly different work styles. Working Styles. For example, if an employee likes to send emails to make sure everything is documented, but the person they are communicating with prefers a more casual text message or phone call, there could be some miscommunication.

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Championing Workplace Equity Through Asynchronous Work

TechSmith Camtasia

Some work better in groups, some – alone. If leaders don’t consider everyone’s working styles, we risk decreasing engagement, productivity, and innovation and alienating or losing top talent. Remote and hybrid work has made this issue even more pronounced during the pandemic. Some are morning people; some are night owls.