How to motivate your employees to work hard before a holiday

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It’s a stronger than Murphy’s Law to see your employees reduce their  working capacity twice right before a holiday. Things get even worse, when it’ s a holiday season: like those summertime moments you decide to improve your company’s performance, but forget that most of your workers have already booked their flights to Bahamas or December, which is the worst period for you as a boss since you have unmotivated workers and a Christmas bonus to add to the monthly salary…What is the best way to have your workers equally enthusiastic for both: the  upcoming holidays and the working process?Read more …

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When does the remote work actually fail due to the employer?

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Remote work has its own strong and weak points. But we should not put on pedestal the weak points as the only reasons for the distance job not to become efficiently arranged. As a matter of fact, as an employer you might be the only one to be blamed for a remote worker not to work. Because if your worker’s job is to work, your job is to control that work! So who needs time tracking with screenshots in this case then? What if the screenshots show high potential and high working efficiency for a remote worker, but something is yet not ok…? It should be your fault, guys: the managers, the owners, the start-up founders and etc…Here is when remote work actually fails due to the employer…Read more …

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