How to manage remote employees

Over-communication can be a good thing.


  • By Brian Hartz
  • | 6:00 a.m. February 14, 2020
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File. Laurie and Frank Powell run eventPower from their home in south Tampa and have about 30 remote employees.
File. Laurie and Frank Powell run eventPower from their home in south Tampa and have about 30 remote employees.
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More and more companies that operate in industries that don’t require a significant investment in physical space — think professional services, such as marketing and advertising — are realizing big cost savings by shifting to a remote workforce.

Some, like Tampa-based eventPower — a tech firm that specializes in Software-as-a-Service event management products — have never operated from a physical office. Its 30 employees are scattered nationwide, which makes sense because the firm also provides on-site management and execution services for a wide range of conferences and trade shows.

 

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