Key factors that drive wellbeing for WFH employees
In early 2020, Buffer.com surveyed more than 3,500 employees and asked, Would you like to work remotely, at least some of the time, for the rest of your career? 98%answered yes.1 Work from home—WFH if you will—is here to stay. That means IT must now go beyond the temporary solutions applied during the rapid pivot and find solutions that benefit employees for the long-term.
While up-to-date, high-quality PCs are central to WFH success, they’re not the whole story. Wherever workers are, productivity flows when they have the right tools to do their job—tools that fit their space, fit their needs, and fit them personally.
That means having high-quality monitors, docks, keyboards, and other accessories that form the connective tissue in the technology experience– allowing people to feel and work their best.