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Virtual work—with its benefits and drawbacks—is not new. But its pace accelerated at a dizzying rate in 2020. Now, people don’t want to return to the office. That doesn’t mean they can’t be committed ...

Research from BYU shows new leaders emerge when work teams go virtual. When work meetings shifted online this spring, some may have noticed new standouts among their colleagues. According to recent ...

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Some may cheerfully proclaim that working from home is here to stay, while others are a lot less chipper about the notion. Clearly, the world has changed, but virtual positions aren’t for everybody.

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Perceived differences between virtual and in-person leaders were "stark," according to Reeves. While it remained essential for leaders in virtual teams to connect socially, successful leadership ...

It’s estimated that 42% of Americans are now working from home. That’s up 39.5% since March, when the pandemic forced the closures of workplaces from coast to coast. For managers now working from home ...