Melissa Smith
GBRemote-how is a trusted resource! Remote-how is one of the few companies I can count on to provide the trusted resources needed in the remote workforce. As someone working in the field of remote work and advising companies on the same, I rely on Remote-how regularly. They provide measurable, actionable, and implementable steps to take as both an employee and an employer - not just statistics. Training, support, and guidance are all provided and measured appropriately so you know what you are getting upfront. I look forward to their continued growth and what they will continually contribute to the remote workforce!
Jodie V
GBI highly recommend this course I highly recommend this course. Comprehensive, timely, and relevant. As a new remote manager, I now have the tools I need to better manage my team and ensure they are engaged and growing in their roles supporting our companies mission.
Michał Szylko
GBCertified remote employee I had an opportunity to use Remote How Academy. It was a course for remote workers. I know that for many people it might seem silly, I think this opinion mainly is coming from people who had never work remotely for long period of time. This type of work has many benefits, obviously. However, it has even more, in my opinion, threats. Self-care issue, loneliness, feeling that you hadn't done anything despite you had worked 10 hours, just to name few. Course from Remote - How helped me to learn what can I do, to work on those issues. To sum up - if you are working remotely, or you have a company which employee working that way, you should take a part of this course.
Amelia Van Dyck
GBVery thoughtful and useful material Very thoughtful and useful material. It was apparent that they carefully chose their content providers and I came out of the course more ready than ever to manage a remote team!
Renate Kohlmann
IEExcellent session… Thank you so much for that excellent session this morning with the public sector group. It was extremely useful to the team and they have some practical takeaways they can bring back and implement within their own organisation/s as they navigate remote / hybrid ways of working.