As the world moves to a more remote workforce, businesses across industries and markets are having to adapt. We asked leaders who have experience with making remote work effective to share their stories, lessons, and insights with us.

Stephanie Taylor Taylor

Remote work has become a forte as I have a love for organization. That skill set has played a huge part in my business and how I can serve my clients. Using tools like Google Suite and Notes on my iPhone have been my top two favorites. Read more>>

Brittany Mathes

I own what is called micro bakery. A micro bakery is a small scale bakery that I have designed and currently operate from my home. Think commercial refrigerators, double ovens, several mixers, and 50 lb bags of sugar. You will find all of these things in my home to help me propel my business along. Read more>>

William Mobley

Yes. Most of my team works virtually. I started my business during the “tail-end” of the pandemic, which forced me to become more flexible with the career opportunities I offered. With some having special circumstances, it’s hard to only offer the traditional “in office” worker. Our virtual system has worked well, so far, with a few hiccups in the beginning. It was difficult managing the work ethic by my team. Not knowing whether or not they were actually working, opposed to slacking off to their own personal ventures throughout the day. Read more>>