ANN ARBOR - The last few months have brought about unprecedented challenges for America’s small businesses. Between the need for people to stay home and the general economic downturn, these businesses are having to make difficult decisions about how to move forward. In some cases, relief efforts have provided some help. We wrote an article on
DETROIT - According to Buffer’s study ‘State of Remote Work’, where they interviewed nearly 2,500 remote workers, nearly 99% said that they would like to continue work remotely. Cut to 2020, and everyone that could work from home was working from home. Working from home is here to stay and will likely continue for the
LANSING - Jabra recently revealed the top workplace productivity trends for 2018. The trends are based on a survey among business professionals in the U.S., UK, Germany, and France. Global trends summary: Workspace: Home is where the productivity is: four times more employees in 2018 perceive working from home to be the most productive option
