On a recent episode of "The Gee and Ursula Show" on KIRO Newsradio, Gee questioned whether remote workers are as honest about their hours as employers think they are.

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For the past four years, the workplace has undergone its most dramatic shift in modern history. Remote work scaled overnight. Hybrid models became the default.

Someone’s sitting on a task they think isn’t theirs. Someone else is buried in tickets that no one realizes are stacking up.

And remote absolutely works. But it only works because we stopped treating distribution as a constraint and started treating it as organizational architecture. Related: I Employ 75 People Across 10 ...

The COVID-19 epidemic pushed millions to work from home, showing that they can survive without workplaces. Meta, Microsoft, and Google will use remote and mixed approaches by 2025. Digital ...

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In an era where work blurs into life and productivity metrics shape careers, understanding how hours are spent—or wasted—has ...

Workplace surveillance used to mean a security camera in the lobby or a manager glancing over your shoulder. Now it is increasingly built into the software you use, the badge you swipe, and even the ...

Your smartphone holds your entire life, making it a prime target for hackers and spies. Here's how to protect it.