Tips For Managers Handling Remote Workers - Deepstash

Tips For Managers Handling Remote Workers

  1. Set aside a quick morning check-in which is preferably audio-only to catch up with everyone.
  2. Ensure that the employees feel connected and at ease.
  3. Build a trust relationship with the remote workers so that they feel part of a team, and cared for.

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