Ep #246: The "Work from Home" Movement is Full of Traps and Disasters
About this episode
Charles Kovess discusses the pitfalls of the work from home movement and its impact on team effectiveness.
In this week’s episode I tackle the growing work from home movement and explain why I believe it is full of traps and long-term disasters, particularly for small to medium enterprises that want to achieve greatness. While many employees enjoy the comfort and convenience of working remotely, I argue that extraordinary results come from extraordinary teams – and great teams are built on trust, commitment and frequent, meaningful interaction. Without being physically together, the depth of relat...
People in this episode
Host: Charles Kovess
Topics covered
- work from home
- remote work
- team dynamics
- small to medium enterprises
- trust and commitment
- employee interaction
Keywords
- work from home
- traps
- disasters
- extraordinary teams
- small enterprises
- remote work challenges
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