Go beyond ‘How are you?’ when checking in with employees right now
The consensus from these HR pros: Address current events with compassion and genuine plans of action.
This series provides resources to local tech communities on the best practices for working remotely and staying productive at home.
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Staffing and marketing pro Greg Plum on developing better habits and relationships in the new normal of the pandemic.
The consensus from these HR pros: Address current events with compassion and genuine plans of action.
With the need to adapt programs for remote work, Technical.ly and the Maryland Technology Internship Program organized a webinar with leaders who have experience working with students. Here's a look at the highlights.
The Columbia-based company packed up boxes with wine glasses and zombie playing cards to encourage team members to "hang in there."
The EVP of Wilco Electronic Systems and a SmartCityPHL Appointed Advisory committee member offers a peek into her remote work setup and discusses the importance of internet access.
The team behind the Center City company’s knowledge-management platform shares the business decisions and values that have made a positive impact on its people.
Sharp, who is responsible for bringing the international energy tech company's products to North American markets, discusses tips and tricks for working from home with family.
Whether you represent an always-remote company or are hiring remotely for other reasons, hear tips in the fifth episode of The TWIJ Show, an interview series from Technical.ly about building better companies.
We checked in with Baltimore tech biz leaders to find out how the future of work is being shaped by the pandemic.
Here's a look at a 500-person company adapting its culture for remote work.
The Melanin Collective cofounder Kaitlyn Borysiewicz share tips on how to keep your communities close in a time of social distancing.
SAP and Freedom Mortgage are still hosting their internship and training programs this summer, but they'll look a little different. Plus, Campus Philly shares some tips on how to effectively host remote interns.
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Your at-home Wi-Fi probably doesn't have the same protections as office internet.
The tongue-in-cheek ad is for laughs, but the Zoom backgrounds are real.
With everyone spending their days in video meetings, Baltimore offers tips on getting the right setup and staying engaged.
After in-person classes were canceled for the semester amid the COVID-19 pandemic, students, staff and faculty at the Northeast Baltimore university offered their perspective on this new reality in higher education.
This month, learn to up your LinkedIn skills and pull off a successful remote interview, plus hear about the latest in cybersecurity concerns and enterprise tech — all remotely.
The Wilmington-based bank continues to welcome new hires, with the help of virtual meetings and intranet.
Zoombombing. Cryptomining. Malvertising. Baltimore cybersecurity pros talk about WFH vulnerabilities, and how businesses can protect against them. Plus: Meet the Cyber SWAT Team.
The CEO of the Bethesda-based company talks about the shift to remote work.
Kari Clark's Uplift Remote is a tool designed for managers who are making the switch to remote work for their employees.
The senior dev with San Francisco-based HashiCorp talks about her time-saving hacks and keeping productivity in check: "Trying to have a perfect day every day is too much pressure."
Still acclimating to working at home, moving fundraising events online and leveraging tech for your business or nonprofit? These free workshops might help.
We put out the call to see how Baltimoreans are working from home, and here's how they responded. Some keys to living your best remote work life: Monitors, plans and friends.
The shift to working from home is a challenge, even for companies accustomed to remote work. Wendy Scott has some advice.
The VP of strategy and client service tells us about his at-home desk setup, project tracking tools and how he maintains client relationships virtually.
Hire if you need to, but pull back the reins if your biz is in a healthy spot: HR pros discuss how their growth-stage companies are addressing the COVID-19 pandemic.
Reston, Virginia-based Modus Create cofounder Patrick Sheridan shares three future-of-work trends to watch.
Some of you are working from the couch, the dining room table or piled between coworkers (aka pets) — and some of you just have a frankly alarming number of monitors.
Apau, who is responsible for monitoring and improving Cvent’s complex SaaS platforms, discusses tips and tricks to successfully work from home.
fun dept. cofounder Nick Gianoulis stresses that your team still needs to bond, even when it's social distancing.
When coronavirus stress is overwhelming you, use these tips from Philly's On the Goga to up your emotional wellbeing through physical fitness, community support and more.
This Tuesday, March 24, HR pros from Guru, Axios, Syapse and Ordway will cover how their high-growth companies are confronting coronavirus challenges.
Plus, Temple University senior and Technical.ly editorial intern Marybeth Gerdelmann shares her personal thoughts on spending her last semester of college online, thanks to COVID-19.
Working from home for the first time? A little advice from this pro.
Marylander Bill Dixon shares the lessons he’s learned leading the customer support team at Zapier, a fully remote, 2012 Y Combinator graduate.
Self taught web developer and digital nomad Jessica Bell breaks down how to become a remote worker and what it takes to be successful.
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