The covid-19 pandemic has brought us numerous challenges and, among

them, some new business trends. Remote working has been a hot topic

for many companies worldwide, but now it's even more pronounced. We

often tend to even out the terms work from home and remote working,

and they aren't quite the same.



There is a difference between these two, and business owners often

neglect that employees have business hours like everyone else when

working from home or remotely.



Now, let's map out these differences and explain them more thoroughly!



DOES WORKING REMOTELY MEAN WORKING FROM HOME?



As pointed out earlier, these two terms are often used interchangeably

while having different roles and obligations. For instance, working

from home is applied to a short-term situation, while remote working

requires a different approach and an ongoing process.



WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WORKING FROM HOME AND WORKING REMOTELY?



Working from home is similar to working in an office but choosing to

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