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Remote workplace ROI is the productivity of remote workers versus that of office-based employees. This productivity is measured in terms of revenue, customers served, productivity, and other factors.
ROI increases with remote productivity because the more productivity, the fewer costs that are incurred by an organization while performing similar tasks on-site or in-office.
Work-life balance is taking on a new meaning for many. The dev team at LinearB is no exception now that we’re abruptly working from home.
My team works out of our Tel-Aviv office. There are 10 of us here. Recently, we decided to prepare for our team to operate remotely for an extended period. To do this, we decided to run a remote “test day.” What we didn’t know at the time is that the remote prep day ended up becoming the first day of the new “normal” way for our team to work.
The year is 2019 and we are still chained to our desks because of an old mindset that productivity can only be achieved in an office environment — not somewhere relaxing and comfortable. This concept can be true at times but not completely accurate with recent studies proving the positive impacts, a comfortable environment can have on your productivity.
As developers, we are extremely lucky: the demand for our skills is high, the job is cool, the salary is good. But most of all, we can work from home!
The rise of new ways of communicating has deeply impacted the work environment. While our grandfathers used to work on the assembly lines of Ford industries, we are lucky enough to see our assembly line is dematerialized: we can build cars without being in the same physical location.