Not exact matches
T -
Mobile is doubling down on «
do what they tell you» under an effort called «Team of Experts,» which has given call - center
employees unprecedented authority.
And when it comes to life in the
mobile workplace, corporate culture discourages e-mails between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. «We don't want
employees to feel pressure that they have to be available 24 hours a day,» Pellegrino says.
Googlers
do have their own desks (75 % of which are on hydraulics and can be made into standing desks), but everyone also has a laptop so it's easy to be
mobile, and the company encourages
employees to keep their work in Google's Cloud to make collaboration easier.
«You have
employees doing more on a
mobile device and
doing it ad hoc here and there and perhaps therefore not thinking about some of the risks that are apparent.»
The portfolio of business software, websites and
mobile applications
employees use to get their jobs
done is growing rapidly.
According to a Glassdoor survey1 released today, more job seekers and
employees are using their
mobile devices during the job search process, and they're
doing it more frequently.
Flexibility also comes in the form of BYOD, wherein
employees don't have to lug around company - given devices but rather use their own personal
mobile phones for learning and training.
Mobile learning would be a good option if we have a substantial number of deskless
employees (delivery persons, field staff, site supervisors, machine operators, etc.) who
do not have a fixed workplace, and the training
does not really warrant that they are pulled out of their work routine for a sit - down classroom training.
If your
employees are taking company provided training at designated times and locations, a Learning Management System with
mobile, MOOC integration, or LRS capabilities can be a hard sell because it
does not align with your corporate learning environment.
Because the device is
mobile,
employees can
do their training at multiple spots in the restaurant.
Embracing a
mobile mindset for corporate training equips
employees with the best possible job preparation.How often
do you look at your smartphone during an average day?
As the workplace continues to evolve and
employees are squeezing in as much work as they possibly can into each day, many things are now
done on the fly, from
mobile devices and away from actual desks.
Small business owners who don't mind spending the $ 95 annual fee can also enjoy benefits such as free
employee cards, cell phone insurance, and the
Mobile Ink App for tracking spending.
Auriemma's research found the biggest
mobile pay stumbling blocks include store
employees who don't understand how it works and various issues with payment terminals.
Did employees have
mobile devices issued to them by the business?
It's
done things like offering to retrain some
employees in cloud and
mobile expertise if they agreed to salary cuts, for example.
«At the adidas Group, we want to provide our
employees with the best tools they need to get their work
done», said Sören Schmidt, Director Collaboration &
Mobile at the adidas Group.
Many SMBs»
employees rely heavily on
mobile devices to
do their jobs.
In this age of
mobile, social, and instant, your
employees seek information the same way your customers
do, whether that means commenting on Facebook community groups, scrolling through online company reviews, or watching YouTube videos.