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So, Yahoo had a human resources/administrative problem, not a remote work problem. They failed to stay on top of their employees because they were working remot
by joonix 14y ago
So, Yahoo had a human resources/administrative problem, not a remote work problem. They failed to stay on top of their employees because they were working remotely. They were "hiding" and many didn't even know they were on payroll. That's a management failure. It can just as easily happen in-office.
- notjustanymike 14y agoTrue, but I can sympathize with her decision. It's fast and effective enough, and Yahoo needs to move quick.