Remote workers report the highest well-being in study of 7,700 employees: while those who worked entirely onsite reported the lowest.
a day ago by eicker to c/technology
Based on two decades of experience: As a general rule, there should be regular in-person team events (around two a year and just for fun). In addition, there should be joint training sessions (also around two a year). New staff members require a great deal of attention from their team, both at these events and when working remotely, particularly at the outset.
A step further it should be more than twice a year I would say once a quarter would be more preferable. There should also be one day a week everyone on the team should be expected to be in the office. Beyond that max 3 days a week none of this minimum bullshit.
If more are needed, just give it a try. Weโve learned that organising more than 3-4 a year is very time-consuming, particularly when it comes to scheduling them for the whole team.
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A couple of important caveats:
So, it does rather beg the question, what should one do if someone is joining an existing team?
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