The global outbreak of the novel coronavirus has made remote work the new normal for thousands of US businesses.
Back in mid-March, when the novel coronavirus began to spread in the US, a survey of 550 US employers by the Society for Human Resource Management found that 67% of companies were already taking steps to allow employees, who normally come into the office, the opportunity to work from home.
Some companies, however, have been remote-first well before the pandemic for a variety of reasons. And they've managed highly productive teams with a few, specific tools.
Business Insider asked CEOs of several such companies which tools they use to stay highly effective and productive when there's no in-person communication. Here are the top five tools they swear by.
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