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By Cecile Alper-Leroux April 30, 2022 Flexibility has become essential for employees as workplace expectations continue to shift due to ongoing pandemic uncertainty and increasing choice driven by the Great Resignation. Organizations that employ office and white-collar workers have adopted more flexible practices for where, when, and how employees work. Industries that rely … Continue reading The case for giving hourly workers greater scheduling flexibility
By Lindsay Grenawalt April 22, 2022 We are in a unique moment in history. Everything we thought we knew about work, the office, and the importance of in-person coworking was flipped on its head. We now have the opportunity to shape what the future of work looks like.? Leaders should relish this moment, taking … Continue reading What flexibility really looks like in the future of work
Peter Daisyme October 24, 2021 Corporate flexibility wasn’t just an asset for company success during Covid. It was essential if they wanted to survive the pandemic. The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) noted that 43% of smaller companies leaned toward adaptability to make it through the crisis. In many cases, their willingness to shift … Continue reading What Company Success Tells Us About Flexibility Going Forward
Many companies are sending employees home to work remotely, highlighting the need for contingency plans for communications and business continuity. Jennifer Cannon on March 17, 2020 As millions of employees in the global workforce start to work remotely — many for the first time — teams are relying more heavily on video conference and virtual … Continue reading Remote work and fallback plans: Why flexibility is key to working from home
Nidhi Dave — May 17, 2018 Follow @itsnidhidave — May 17, 2018 The Greek philosopher Heraclitus stated, “Nothing endures but change.” The same implies for businesses, where unexpected things happen and things predicted might not. This makes it vital for startups to be flexible. Flexibility is the ability to adapt to changing environments and think … Continue reading 5 Ways to Embrace Flexibility for the Benefit of Your Startup
Amanda Abella — November 20, 2017 — November 20, 2017 The main reason I wanted to run my own business was so that I could add flexibility into my life. I also frequently ask my market why they want to run their own business and I get the same answer. The problem is I also … Continue reading 3 Ways Business Owners Can Add Flexibility Into Their Schedule
Choncé Maddox — October 25, 2017 — October 25, 2017 Pexels / Pixabay One of the biggest perks of being self-employed and working as a freelancer is the flexibility this type of work provides. You can set your own hours, choose your own rates, and even decide when you work as long as you meet … Continue reading 3 Ways Flexibility Can Harm Freelancers
Serenity Gibbons — August 24, 2017 — August 24, 2017 hafielally / Pixabay Learning to develop flexibility isn’t just about bending the rules as circumstances change. Being flexible can also include changing the way you run your business day-to-day when something isn’t working. Flexibility is having the awareness that life is ever changing, and adaptation … Continue reading Want To Avoid Failure? Ditch Rigidity And Develop Flexibility
SEO requires a broad skill set, but in an industry where things are constantly shifting, columnist Casie Gillette argues that perhaps the most important skill is the ability to adapt to change. Casie Gillette on January 11, 2017 Tell me if you’ve encountered conversations like these before: “We actually don’t care about conversions; we … Continue reading The flexibility requirement for SEO agencies
Debi LewisSeptember 24, 2015 As you prepare to build a new website, redesign an old one, or make changes to the way your organization handles its online presence, there are hundreds of tiny decisions that compete for your attention. Do you need a new logo? Do you want to use WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, SquareSpace, Wix, … Continue reading Tough Choices For Your Next Web Project: Budget And Flexibility
