The remote-working trend has been on the rise for years, and now 62 percent of employees work remotely. For many companies and employees, buying into this trend seems to be paying off—research indicates remote work arrangements contribute to increases in productivity.
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In the 1950s, management expert Peter Drucker coined the term “knowledge worker,” defined as: those utilizing a high degree of human intellect, creativity, and analytic skills, applying such prowess towards innovative solutions and business strategies. Drucker introduced the term at a time when we were on the cusp of a societal shift from manual labor
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If you find it difficult to execute goals and priorities without supervision or management within close proximity, working remotely is probably not the best setting for you.
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