Discover the Surprising Cloud Secrets That Transform Remote Work Isolation Into Unbreakable Team Bonds
Only 13 percent of workers are engaged in work at traditional on-site jobs, and videoconference meetings let team members see each other, remain engaged and build company culture through the encouragement of collaboration.
Where videoconferencing becomes the norm, remote workers jump aboard with collaborative efforts. Videoconference meetings are more likely to be to-the-point than typical meetings, boosting engagement levels by 87 percent, according to one study.
- Remote Workers Still Call
As a part of their jobs, remote workers still make and receive phone calls, and they have their own extensions. Like videoconferencing, employers can check up on the employee with a quick call and employees may call the office with a question to clarify or if they feel sick.
