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This is just common sense. Remote workers are very good at maximizing their 2 extra hours. Managers worried about productivity need to hire people who are experts at remote teams. https://t.co/q7BeQibS36
@taralazar You can post once a month if your books are popular enough. I believe it is more important for authors to give attention to their devoted readers who will follow the author no matter where they are. However social media can help inspire more readers.
@JohnnyWalker2K1@grossberg4ky @ThatLawGuyKev @ksorbs Actually Kevin Sorbo is quite articulate, more so than you apparently, as indicated from your "dude" response. You sound like Keanu - who I like quite a lot actually!
@grossberg4ky @ThatLawGuyKev @ksorbs Climate change on Earth cannot be "stopped." It is a natural phenomena we have no control over. However we can try to take care of the Earth better for our own better health.
@ksorbs Hi Kevin, alot of people don't know this, but NASA has published articles that planetary warming is also occurring on other nearby planets, which clearly Earth humans did not cause. It is a cosmic phenomena.
@chrissibliss @NewPopLit This new AI trend is interesting - yes it can be utilized to help writers and editors with drafting our work but should definitely NOT be a replacement for human creativity! :)
@Duncan40260713@david_wilcock Plus it is my understanding that David was consulting Michael to gain clarity about the 1999 prophecies and his book is showing how current events are still occurring that correlate to those earlier prophecies.
Very good article! About time this topic was addressed with an intelligent response. A good leader can make collaboration work virtually as well as in person. https://t.co/GZ8CNVSTZe
@JustinTrudeau Hello Mr Trudeau, I see you are now "protecting the environment" rather than "fighting climate change." Protecting the environment IS a good idea and much better accomplished than trying to control climate change.
My experience is 25 to 50 percent planned collaborative meetings. To me, it doesn't matter if collaboration is in person or not. I worked with some people who were 100 percent remote. They were just as involved with meetings as anyone in the office.
@LeadershipIQ 50 percent. I worked for ten years in a large University which did allow minimal remote work so most of us were in the offices every day. Collaboration came about DELIBERATELY via planned meetings. The rest of the time we worked individually in our own cubicles or offices.