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Remote work strategy

Remote work strategy

Many companies are not fully committed to a strong remote work environment.

Candidates need to know if the remote policy is a well-planned strategy with supporting systems and processes instead of a haphazard strategy.

  • Ask how often remote employees are expected to be in the office. An employer should give clear guidelines.
  • Ask how prevalent remote work is at the organisation. It is unhelpful if you are the only remote employee on a team.
  • Ask how the company handles one-on-one, team, department, or company meetings.
  • Ask about the tech infrastructure and how their technology supports remote work.

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sylvwad

Automotive engineer

The job market is filled with partially or fully remote roles. However, some of these companies are offering opportunities that are less rewarding than they seem. Therefore, candidates should do their homework to ensure that the company has a good hybrid or remote environment before accepting the job.

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