Why companies don't need to turn to surveillance technologies to push for remote-working productivity
There are ways to promote collaboration without having to resort to micromanaging or using intrusive surveillance tools
Even prior to the Covid-19 outbreak, many organisations were choosing to hone in on flexible working. Regardless of where staff were logging on from - be it a coffee shop, or the comfort of their own living...
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