Remote Workmate Blog
Imagine learning to drive only in the latest model car with an automatic transmission, lane assist, and adaptive cruise control. On a clear, straight highway, you might look like an … Read more
The interview went great. The first month? Not so much. You start to see that the work is slower than expected, it feels a bit thin, or it just doesn’t … Read more
When a new remote hire joins your team, there’s a critical window in the first few days. They’re either set up to succeed or quietly left to figure things out … Read more
Remote work runs on trust. For clients, trust means confidence that work is moving forward even when they’re not watching.For remote professionals, trust means clarity, autonomy, and long-term stability. The … Read more
“Thank You, Workmate” returns for October 2023. This month, we recognise Enki, a Sales Executive Assistant for an Australian-based immersive tech studio.
“Thank You, Workmate” returns for September 2023. This month, we recognise Theresa, a Transcriber for a financial services provider in Los Angeles, California.
“Thank You, Workmate” returns for June 2023. This month, we recognise Ericka, a Data Entry Specialist for an Australian-based property services provider.
As much as you might want to avoid it, there may be unintended bias in your hiring process. Try these hacks including offshore outsourcing to the Philippines.
Keeping abreast of the trends in 2023 is the smartest way to successful community management. Here are 6 of the latest things your association board must know.
Employee burnout is more common but it’s avoidable if you follow the steps in this article, including decreasing workload and offshoring to the Philippines.
