Fewer face-to-face meetings means more work will happen asynchronously with employees are working independently
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Less face-to-face time — whether virtually or in person — means more work and communication will happen asynchronously. “Asynchronous work is really hard. I think it can be very lonely for people working from home,” she says. “If they’re extroverts and they need that contact, they don’t necessarily get it from Slack messages.”Ms. Sweazey says this can be a challenge for those who speak multiple languages, are dyslexic “or any other host of things that might make it difficult to communicate with your colleagues in the richest way possible.
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