The future of working is here,
there, and everywhere

Work is a thing we do not a place we go

“Technology now allows people to connect anytime, anywhere, to anyone in the world, from almost any device. This is dramatically changing the way people work, facilitating 24/7 collaboration with colleagues who are dispersed across time znes, countries, and continents. " Michael Dell, CEO Dell Technologies

>>Our mission is to help you to be successful wherever you work<<

Remote isn’t just for digital nomads

There’s nothing wrong with working from a coffee shop, by the pool, at the beach, or on top of a mountain. But that’s not what remote working is about. It’s about flexibility, it’s about working where you are most productive, creative and deliver your best work.

>>Our mission is to help you to be successful wherever you work.<<

Remote productivity is a skill, it can be learned

In today's digital age, remote work has become an increasingly popular option for employees across various industries. The ability to work from the comfort of home, or any location, offers flexibility, convenience, and a better work-life balance. However, successfully transitioning to remote work requires mastering certain skills, which can be learned and developed over time.

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Making Remote Work ‘Work’ for Globally Distributed Teams
Making Remote Work ‘Work’ for Globally Distributed Teams

What does it take to build and manage a succesful remote team? A foundation of trust and open communication is a great start. But is that enough? In this article we highlight some great tips from Mission+, a Singapore based company that is taking remote working to the next level through its offshore execution teams, and its fractional CTO model. Helping companies both traditional and remote take advantage of the best talent working in globally distributed teams.

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Is Remote Work Dead?
Is Remote Work Dead?

”Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.”

Reports of the slow death of remote work have been making the news over the last 12 months, but as with Mark Twain, the reality suggests otherwise.

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The importance of the ‘Third Space’
The importance of the ‘Third Space’

There is an argument that remote working encourages people to close themselves out from the world around them. It’s almost accuses some of being antisocial, living in a potentially dystopian remote world. Why leave the comfort of home with your widescreen monitor, fully stocked fridge, and the comfort of your athleisure wear to interact with the outside world? For me, third spaces are absolutely critical to remote workers, particularly those that work from home (WFH).

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