Remote workers and virtual customers are here to stay

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There’s a lot to consider when thinking about how to effectively operate your business in a more virtual world.
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The COVID-19 pandemic caused a major shift in workforce and customer behaviors and preferences. To succeed in a virtual environment, business owners may need to adjust how they go to market and how they work. Here are a few things worth considering as you adapt your business operations to a virtual market:

  • Reevaluate your total benefits package to ensure you’re competitive
  • Consider investing in high-quality, reliable telecommunications technologies to keep internal teams connected
  • Offer additional training to help workers adapt to remote technologies
  • Reconfigure office space to allow for adequate spacing so employees and customers feel safe and comfortableҰ
  • Protect information systems from cyberattacks

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Ұ EY and The Urban Land Institute. 2020. Future of Work: A Global Real Estate Player's Point of View on the Future of Work and its Impact on Real Estate. EY, October . Accessed February 25 , 2021.

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