Facebook - with new features for office workers ... Our reality has changed a lot over the last year. Many of us have switched to remote work. What was once special has now become the norm. Home office is the everyday life of many of us. No wonder that social networks respond to these changes. Facebook - still the most popular social networking site introduces a new function that makes it easier to transfer the content of the port to Google, Blogger or WordPress documents ... What are the changes?
Facebook - first of all, a nod to bloggers ...
Importing data and content has never been easier. This information will certainly please bloggers and people who work on Google documents on a daily basis, or who want to quickly "release" news on both the website and the blog. What do we know more?
“Facebook boasts that the new tool was designed with privacy, security and usability in mind. You will need to log in with your account again when trying to use the new feature. The data transferred in this way is encrypted, which is to ensure maximum protection. If you want to use the new tool, go to the Facebook settings section and then select your Facebook information. Here you have to indicate Transfer a copy of your information. " (source: Computer World).
To sum up. How much will the pandemic change our work system?
In summary. Social networking sites are responding to the signs of the times. The coronavirus pandemic has significantly changed our approach to work. There is more and more talk about changes, which are to enter circulation permanently. Work on modifications to the law is ongoing. Remote work is about to become very common. Unfortunately, for this to happen, changes to the regulations regarding telework are necessary. The question also arises: how long do we want to work in this mode? Is remote work suitable for us? It turns out that despite the conveniences of working from the comfort of your home, most of us would prefer to work in a hybrid system. A little at home, a little in the office. What will it look like in practice? We'll wait... we'll see...
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