The old saying “The world is your oyster” suggests that everything is open to one. You can do anything and go anywhere and, in a way, remote working promises just that. Both employers and employees alike can now extend their searches across regions and cultures which were once unreachable.

The fact t[...]

I was working from a dressing room (literally) for several months already, having online meetings and talking to clients among clothes hangers, shirts and shoes, with my son interrupting me for drawing paper and the little one popping up in front of the laptop. 

When I wasn’t in the dressing r[...]

I have seen recently many hardcore fans of returning to office (one way or another most have direct skin in the game for this to happen, but that’s a different topic) who loudly proclaim that a physical office is the foundation of a company’s culture. That makes me smile and frown at the same time – if th[...]

The future of work is our present: there is no ”one office fits all”, but a variety of work spaces for everybody’s needs.

You prefer to work closer to home? We got it covered! From a hotel business lounge or a cafe? That’s perfectly OK. You want to meet your team and work together fr[...]

Is the corporate world “better” than the entrepreneurial one? At times, one party goes after the other with loud statements that it’s much better on their side. And I have to admit, it happens very often on one of the sides, almost exclusively by newly minted self-proclaimed entrepreneurs.

For me, [...]

Do you work from home and you don’t (yet) have Pluria with you in the company? Sometimes it’s tiring to always work from the same place, to have the same routine and the same image in front of your eyes for months on end.

 We have thought of a few things that will help you during this period a[...]

We all know this, but it’s good when the numbers confirm it: remote work has been a success and that’s what both employers and employees say.

An unexpected success, still viewed with distrust by some managers, considered something “temporary” by others, but a success that cannot be disputed.

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A few months ago, when I started working on a different time zone than my colleagues, my biggest fear was that I would be too disconnected from the team and their daily discussions. I started by waking up very early so I can work at the same time as them with the only notable result that I could not conce[...]