Since Covid slammed into old work assumptions like a bowling bowl about five years ago, one thing has remained constant: bitter arguments about remote work. In these endless circular arguments about ...

Remote work isn’t going anywhere, yet many managers still struggle with how to track employees’ productivity. While invasive monitoring tools promise efficiency, they often undermine trust, engagement ...

In our work life, privacy has become a luxury. Whether it’s a remote work setup or an open office configuration, many ...

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An option will be added to Microsoft Teams to monitor who is actually working in the office and who is working remotely. And the boss will be able to check it.

Viral headlines warned Microsoft Teams would expose where employees work. Here’s what the company's roadmap really says.

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Remote employees hate electronic monitoring tools. A new study finds they are happier and more productive when managers take ...