Home Office Mentoring Promotion Social Media 
Allwork
JULY 26, 2023
The remainder is spent on non-work activities like checking social media, browsing news websites, chatting with colleagues about non-work topics, making personal calls, and even job hunting. This might explain why remote workers get promoted less often than their peers, despite being 15% more productive on average.
On The Job
OCTOBER 14, 2009
He also relies on various forms of communication, ranging from phone conversations to using social media such as Twitter or Facebook. For all the reasons sited in the article; the lack of visibility and being physically present will likely keep you off the short list for promotion. They just needed to work for it a little more.
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