<div> n <img src=”https://irp.cdn-website.com/md/unsplash/dms3rep/multi/photo-1554415707-6e8cfc93fe23.jpg” alt=”A woman is sitting at a desk using a laptop computer.”/> n</div> n<div data-rss-type=”text”> n n Over the past year and a half, many of us have had to make the switch to remote work. For a lot of people, this change of scenery has been a good thing. You might find that while working remotely you are more productive, and have an easier time balancing the needs of both your work and personal life. As restrictions are eased across the country, many people are being asked to come back to the office – an ask that may no longer work for everyone. If this sounds like you, let’s discuss pitching flex work to your boss. n n</div> n<div data-rss-type=”text”> n <p> n <span> n n If you’ve discovered that working remotely works better for you, don’t shy away from discussing flex work with your boss. Be prepared to have an honest conversation with your management and team about how you plan on being a successful flex worker, and how flex work will benefit your entire team. n n </span> n </p> n</div>