‘Larger teams need better organization than what a simple time-tracking tool can do, as well. The right project management tool will depend on what kind of work your remote team does. For example, our editorial team uses Trello to manage our writers’ work, but a kanban board won’t be enough for more complex work, like app development.
However, for staff to be able to work from home effectively, it’s often necessary for employers to offer additional support over and above what they usually provide within an office environment. From IT equipment to software, it’s vital that employees have access to everything they need to continue working remotely.

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