The COVID-19 virus has slowed and even halted the day-to-day operations of many organizations around the world. While some countries and industries have been impacted more than others, self isolation and quarantine still allow many to work remotely. It's important to remember that many people don't have the ability to work at all right now, so the ones that can work remotely are the lucky ones.
Using the Full Function of Zoom to Work Remotely
[fa icon="calendar'] March 23 / by Jason Heckl posted in communication, remote work, crisis management
Remote Working, Crisis Management & Business Continuity During COVID-19
[fa icon="calendar'] March 19 / by Jenna Sedmak posted in Strategic planning, remote work, crisis management
Although some professionals, like Bill Gates, have stated that we need to be prepared for the next global pandemic, the swift spread of COVID-19 and cascading global impacts were unexpected. After an abundance of COVID-19 related deaths in China, medical systems collapsing in Italy, and expert recommendations to flatten the curve, many businesses have shifted to remote work, are operating in a limited capacity, or have had to close their doors.
