Working remotely has gained widespread acceptance since the pandemic, but it also presents challenges.
One of which is managing demand for Microsoft Teams from home, at least for one of her employees.
TikTok User @justapersondoinstuff, complained to the app for 1 minute. In a post titled "Daily Rage Post," she named her teams "Narc" and "Snitch."
``No problem. F***** Microsoft is 100% of that her," she complains.
The main issue seems to lie in the fact that Microsoft Teams automatically switches your status from Available to Away when you lock your computer or enter idle or sleep mode. .
There is a wayto set the Teams status to always available, but no one seems to reveal it.
Described as "the worst part of working in the corporate world," she said, "Since I'm here, I'll have my stuff 'available' for the next two hours." I can set it," begged. I'm here literally.
Aside from having to be in front of a computer all the time, TikToker says it's hard to find documents because of Microsoft Teams.
WARNING: Poorly worded
Despite these unavoidable technical issues,more It seems like people want the option to work remotely.
The proportion of job searches on Indeed by candidates looking to work remotely has increased 10-fold since before the pandemic, and the UK is the most remote working country among all countries. We are seeing one of the biggest increases in vacancies we offer.
Currently, one in ten job ads offer remote work options. That's about four times more than before COVID-19.
Before you attend a (virtual) job interview, make sure you are comfortable with Microsoft Teams.
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