Sentence examples for encourage remote from inspiring English sources

Create spaces where people can't be physically interrupted (or encourage remote work).

Get creative to encourage remote employees to participate in company events.

Schwartz: People who come on Unleash are generally successful entrepreneurs, freelancers or people who work for cool companies that encourage remote work.

Flexible schedules are likely to become far more commonplace in the coming years; already some companies have adopted "hot-desking" providing fewer desks than there are employees in an effort to save money and encourage remote work days.

The desktop also supports dual display and multi-touch technology and is optimized for Microsoft's new Windows 7 operating system1, making touch usage features such as pinch to zoom and tap-and-drag scrolling possible, which enhance productivity and encourage remote collaboration via video conference (an optional touch screen monitor and webcam is required).

The attorney general, John Elferink, told ABC on Monday he encouraged remote communities to make their own buildings available for a courtroom.

At the same time, leaders need to model the kinds of behaviors that support "discovery": reaching out to their remote workers regularly to share key information and insights; getting curious about what's important to them and what they're dealing with; encouraging remote workers to ask questions when they don't understand something.

Whether the entity is a company that supports on-site teams, or encourages remote working, the work environment plays a huge role in the quality of work and morale of the employees.

But companies are trying different things to encourage a remote mindset even within the office.

The CEO who did the most to encourage early television remote control, E. F. McDonald Jr. of Zenith, hated commercials and expected newly empowered, remote-armed viewers to force the replacement of advertising with subscription-based television.

The Fed, they said, did not want the dollar to plunge further — or to encourage even the remote possibility of dollar dumping by foreign investors.