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Leaders are encouraging their employees to keep the digital transformation a priority. Two years ago, leaders emphasized competencies during workflow resiliency, crisis management, and innovation. But today, leaders have different opinions in this regard.
Even after the COVID-19, businesses are sticking to the remote working policies. Here are the reasons why.
Digital security has always been important, and it is becoming more and more critical than ever before. Many companies are now considering continuing the remote work strategy that was adopted in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. A company would lock down its brick-and-mortar store to keep the valuables secured, ensuring the security of information of employees and online business transactions is very important and has to be taken care of appropriately.
As more business transactions are shifting to online platforms, a considerable number of businesses have started adopting remote selling strategies to gain more sales and meet the increasing demands of customers. Remote selling also referred to as virtual selling, is a complex buying cycle in which the sellers and buyers engaged in sales conversations are at different physical locations.
It seems the so-called ‘new normal’ is doing home-based work and people will have to get use to this new normal. In spite of the COVID-19-induced disruption, there is still collaboration at work, even though this is possible only through teleconferencing instead of face-to-face interaction.
Work culture has undergone significant changes over the years. The relevance of remote working has increased, and it ensures smooth handling of office tasks despite the larger physical distances between the locations of the office and employees.
