What I learned about the unexpected magic of 'working alone, together'

The act of working doesn't have to be isolating; tapping into the energy of a shared space, even virtually, enhances productivity and satisfaction.

Remote workers displayed 13% more productivity than office counterparts due to fewer distractions and the ability to structure their workday according to personal productivity peaks.

Virtual environments enhance collaboration and work satisfaction, with workers reporting 77% more productivity during critical tasks due to reduced interruptions.

Working alone, together through platforms like FLOWN leverages the energy of virtual interactions, akin to exercise classes, to boost focus and productivity.

Read at Fast Company