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Will everyone return to work just as they did before the novel coronavirus, or will our workspaces continue to evolve to meet ever-changing societal needs? Only time will tell, but expert insight into the workplace post-pandemic shows an array of changes on the horizon. Read More

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Can you do your job remotely? Most workers think they can Kyle Schnitzer

With businesses around the country shuttered due to the COVID-19 crisis, a new study by staffing firm Robert Half found that 63% of working Americans now realize their job is doable outside the office. Read More

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This is what happens to your brain during a video call John Anderer

Surprisingly, a new study has found that eye contact made with another person over video chat elicits a very similar psychophysiological response from our autonomic nervous systems to genuinely making in-person eye contact. Read More

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7 ways COVID has already changed the future of work, according to experts Liv McConnell via Fairygodboss

COVID-19 has completely changed the future of work. According to experts, these are the 7 ways are drastically changing, and for the better. Read More

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5 disasters to avoid during work video calls Robert Carnevale

Be it wardrobe malfunctions or unmuted mics, there are a lot of mistakes people can make when calling into work via their laptop’s webcam. Here are five disasters to avoid during work video calls, along with tips on how to ensure said disasters never befall you. Read More

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This is what your Zoom background says about you Jennifer Fabiano

Check out what the Zoom background you choose says about you to your coworkers. Read More

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3 ways the COVID-19 crisis has affected corporate expense claims Uri Kogan

As the crisis progressed, the scale and nature of expense claims have changed drastically. As expected, trip cancellations and work-from-home expenses increased dramatically, while business travel expenses dropped. Read More

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How not to play the blame game while working from home Rachel Weingarten

A huge issue we’ve been hearing about is what seems to be people shifting the blame when things go wrong. It’s an especially common issue when there aren’t the traditional means of day to day overseeing of any project or work done, and the chain of responsibility can
seem blurred. Read More

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A shocking 30% of Millennials feel that Boomers are holding them back in the workplace – Here’s why Jennifer Fabiano

Surprisingly, when it comes to preferences on types of workdays, Millennials and Boomers are pretty evenly split on preferred work style. Read More

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“When two people are having a conversation, eye contact signals that shared attention is high —that they are in peak synchrony with one another.”

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7 things you should never ask your boss

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