New tools help companies pinpoint — and fix — the unexpected things that make remote work so draining
Stories Navigation Menu New tools help companies pinpoint â and fix â the unexpected things that make remote work so draining By Vanessa Ho When Jia Xiang Koh started working at home during the pandemic, he found himself working seemingly endless days and weekends. From his dining room table, he responded to emails regardless of whether it was Tuesday morning or Sunday night. His days overflowed with back-to-back meetings, with work and home hours blurring together. But 11 months into the pandemic, Koh has improved his work-life balance with a f...
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