Why Managers Fear a Remote-Work Future

· The Atlantic · Ed Zitron

Remote work lays bare many brutal inefficiencies and problems that executives don’t want to deal with because they reflect poorly on leaders and those they’ve hired. Remote work empowers those who produce and disempowers those who have succeeded by being excellent diplomats and poor workers, along with those who have succeeded by always finding someone to blame for their failures. It removes the ability to seem productive (by sitting at your desk looking stressed or always being on the phone), and also, crucially, may reveal how many bosses and managers simply don’t contribute to the bottom line.

Read full article

Filed under:

View all articles

Remote Work Starts Here

Get the best new remote jobs and remote work stories straight to your inbox.

The best new remote jobs straight to your inbox