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Remote work molds your work to fit your life—
Not the other way around.
Outside of set meetings, you work when you want.
Some people do
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Something people don’t realize about remote work:
It’s fair for introverts.
See, I’m a pretty outgoing person—
I’d LOVE to joke, synergize, and work with my
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Remote work isn’t just about convenience—
It's about mental peace.
No more stressful commutes—
You work in your home (or anywhere, really), at your own pace.
Rigid
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Want to save on employee onboarding costs?
Keep them from leaving in the first place.
How? It's simple:
Respect—through your actions, not just your words.
Y’know, stuff
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If your commute to work takes an hour (there and back)...
…you spend 40 hours a month commuting. Every month.
That's a full week’s worth
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Remote work is the best thing to happen to the modern family.
And it’s not hard to see why:
Flexibility? Unbeatable.
Parents juggling kids' school runs,
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Businesses complain, “I can’t find any qualified candidates.”
Meanwhile, they’re demanding 4 years of experience...
...for “entry-level” positions.
See, companies used to train entry-level employees.
Now?
They tack
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In 2023, in its first year of operation, Saga helped 20+ leaders create:
→ Millions of business-relevant LinkedIn impressions
→ Multiple six-figures in realized, attributable
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One of my staff came to me with a strange request…
She needed a week off — during two client onboardings. With zero notice.
Why?
Her
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The biggest advantage of remote work?
The infinite talent pool you can hire out of—
Because you can hire from around the world.
You see, hiring
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I encourage my fully-remote team to take lots of breaks.
But the other day, someone asked me—
"Why let your team take breaks when they
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Want to retain your best employees?
→ Let them work remotely
→ Leave your ego at the door
→ Encourage them to take breaks
→ Don’t let
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Remote work has changed the nature of work forever.
It's no longer about hours-long daily commutes…
Or the 9-to-5 grind in a cramped office.
Now, it's
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I’ve never met my team — we’re completely remote.
Here's why it's not a problem:
→ Projects are completed on time
→ We’re perfectly in sync
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Remote work isn’t just awesome for employee flexibility—
It's a revolution for *employer* flexibility, too.
Why?
Because remote infrastructure has incredible fluidity in scaling up or
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Remote workers create their own schedules.
This lets them work when they're at their most productive—
And take breaks when they need to refresh.
All that
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Thinking about going back to the office?
You might want to rethink that….
Here’s why:
Remote work is an actual hack for employee retention.
Because many companies
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I keep hearing this line about remote work:
Bosses saying they need staff back in the office “to maximize performance."
Really?
What's going to make people
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I’ll be first to admit it:
If you’re a micro-manager who likes to hover over your team…
…remote probably won’t work for you.
But us?
We're crushing
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Remote work is a lifeline—
It’s creating opportunity where there wasn’t any before.
Because for people in isolated or rural communities...
…job options can be scarce.
But