The best 21 Working from Home books

Working from home has transformed how we approach our careers, creating unique challenges and opportunities for productivity and work-life balance. Our curated resources offer valuable insights into effective strategies for enhancing focus, establishing clear boundaries, and fostering a thriving remote work culture.

Explore expert tips, actionable advice, and inspiring stories in our collection. Are you ready to redefine your work-from-home experience? Dive in now and discover the keys to achieving success in a remote setting!

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Super Immunity

Joel Fuhrman
The Essential Nutrition Guide for Boosting Your Body’s Defenses to Live Longer, Stronger and Disease Free
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What's Super Immunity about?

Super Immunity (2011) by Joel Fuhrman unlocks the transformative power of nutrition to elevate your immune health. Discover the benefits of nutrient-dense superfoods and learn how to enhance your body's natural defenses. With Fuhrman's expert guidance, empower yourself towards lasting wellness and vitality—start your journey to better health today!

Who should read Super Immunity?

  • Health enthusiasts eager to strengthen their immune system naturally
  • Individuals seeking to improve their diet with plant-based nutrition
  • Readers looking for practical tips and recipes for better wellness
  • Those interested in holistic approaches to prevent disease
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Smart Teams

Dermot Crowley
How to Work Better Together
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What's Smart Teams about?

Smart Teams (2018) by Dermot Crowley unveils transformative strategies for elevating team effectiveness and enhancing communication. Packed with actionable insights, this guide empowers leaders to foster collaboration and overcome obstacles, driving teams toward their goals. Discover how to shape a cohesive and productive environment that inspires success!

Who should read Smart Teams?

  • Team leaders aiming to enhance collaboration and drive results
  • Managers seeking to improve communication within diverse teams
  • Professionals looking to foster a culture of innovation and adaptability
  • Anyone wanting practical strategies for effective teamwork
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How to Thrive in the Virtual Workplace

Robert Glazer with Mick Sloan
Simple and Effective Tips for Successful, Productive and Empowered Remote Work
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What's How to Thrive in the Virtual Workplace about?

How to Thrive in the Virtual Workplace by Robert Glazer with Mick Sloan is an essential guide for navigating the challenges of remote work. This insightful book delves into proven strategies to enhance productivity, communication, and team collaboration in a digital landscape. Readers will gain practical tools to foster resilience, adaptability, and a sense of belonging, crucial for success in today’s virtual environment. With a wealth of experience in leadership and business growth, Glazer and Sloan provide actionable insights that empower professionals to flourish remotely. Discover how to transform your virtual experience and build a thriving career.

Who should read How to Thrive in the Virtual Workplace?

  • Remote professionals seeking strategies to enhance productivity
  • Team leaders looking to build trust and effective communication
  • HR managers interested in fostering a strong virtual culture
  • Individuals striving for work-life balance in a digital workspace
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Working in the Gig Economy

Thomas Oppong
How to Thrive and Succeed When You Choose to Work for Yourself
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What's Working in the Gig Economy about?

Working in the Gig Economy by Thomas Oppong delves into the transformative landscape of freelance work and the growing gig economy. This insightful book explores its nuances, from navigating challenges to seizing opportunities. Readers will gain practical strategies for thriving in this dynamic environment, enhancing their adaptability and skill set. With Oppong’s extensive experience and knowledge in entrepreneurship and workforce trends, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to succeed in freelance careers. Embrace the future of work and unlock your potential!

Who should read Working in the Gig Economy?

  • Individuals considering a transition to freelance and gig roles
  • Professionals seeking to enhance their adaptability in the gig economy
  • Job seekers interested in understanding alternative career paths
  • Entrepreneurs wanting to navigate flexible work trends
  • Anyone curious about the future implications of gig work
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Leading from Anywhere

David Burkus
Unlock the Power and Performance of Remote Teams
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What's Leading from Anywhere about?

Leading from Anywhere by David Burkus explores the evolving landscape of leadership in a remote world. With insights rooted in research and practical applications, Burkus reveals that effective leadership transcends physical presence. Readers will discover strategies for fostering engagement, trust, and productivity within dispersed teams, paving the way for personal and organizational growth. David Burkus, a renowned business thinker and speaker, provides authoritative guidance, empowering leaders to thrive in the new normal. Embrace the future of leadership and unlock the potential of your team!

Who should read Leading from Anywhere?

  • Leaders managing remote or hybrid teams
  • HR professionals focused on employee engagement
  • Business owners adapting to the digital workspace
  • Anyone seeking to cultivate a culture of trust remotely
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Out of Office

Charlie Warzel and Anne Helen Peterson
The Big Problem and Bigger Promise of Working from Home
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What's Out of Office about?

Out of Office by Charlie Warzel and Anne Helen Peterson explores the profound impact remote work has had on our professional and personal lives. This insightful book delves into how the shift to virtual environments reshapes our relationships with work, colleagues, and ourselves. Readers will gain valuable perspectives on achieving work-life balance, fostering meaningful connections, and embracing the freedom that comes with remote work. Warzel and Peterson, distinguished writers and cultural analysts, bring their expertise to illuminate these critical themes. Discover how to thrive in the new work landscape and redefine your boundaries.

Who should read Out of Office?

  • Remote workers seeking to enhance work-life balance
  • Managers aiming to create healthier work environments
  • Professionals navigating the challenges of digital connectivity
  • Anyone interested in redefining productivity measures
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Joy at Work

Marie Kondo & Scott Sonenshein
Organizing Your Professional Life
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What's Joy at Work about?

Joy at Work by Marie Kondo & Scott Sonenshein invites readers to discover the art of finding joy in their professional lives. Through practical strategies and insights, the authors blend Kondo's decluttering principles with Sonenshein's expertise on maximizing potential. This book offers actionable steps to create a workspace that sparks creativity and satisfaction, ultimately leading to enhanced productivity and fulfillment. With their proven track record, Kondo and Sonenshein empower readers to transform their work environments into sources of joy. Embrace the journey to a more fulfilling career today!

Who should read Joy at Work?

  • Professionals seeking to find joy and fulfillment in their careers
  • Managers looking to create a positive and productive workplace environment
  • Individuals struggling with workplace clutter and inefficiency
  • Anyone wanting practical strategies to boost creativity and satisfaction at work
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Remote Work Revolution

Tsedal Neeley
Succeeding from Anywhere
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What's Remote Work Revolution about?

Remote Work Revolution by Tsedal Neeley explores the transformative landscape of virtual collaboration. This insightful guide delves into the challenges and opportunities that remote work presents, equipping readers with strategies to thrive in a dispersed workplace. Gain valuable perspectives on fostering team cohesion, enhancing productivity, and navigating the complexities of digital communication. Tsedal Neeley, a recognized expert in virtual collaboration, offers thought-provoking insights grounded in research and real-world examples. Discover how to harness the remote work revolution to elevate your professional journey.

Who should read Remote Work Revolution?

  • Executives aiming to lead effective remote teams with trust and communication
  • Team leaders looking for practical strategies to enhance virtual collaboration
  • Employees navigating the shift to remote work and exploring best practices
  • HR professionals interested in fostering a productive remote work culture
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Remote, Not Distant

Gustavo Razzetti
Design a Company Culture That Will Help You Thrive in a Hybrid Workplace
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What's Remote, Not Distant about?

Remote, Not Distant by Gustavo Razzetti delves into the future of work, challenging the traditional notions of remote collaboration. This insightful guide offers strategies to foster connection and productivity in a hybrid environment. Readers will gain valuable insights on how to maintain team cohesion while embracing flexibility, ultimately leading to enhanced creativity and innovation. With Razzetti's extensive background in organizational culture, this book is a vital resource for leaders looking to navigate the evolving workplace landscape. Discover how to build a thriving remote culture that brings teams closer, not apart.

Who should read Remote, Not Distant?

  • Team leaders seeking strategies to enhance remote collaboration and engagement
  • HR professionals looking to foster a strong remote work culture in their organizations
  • Managers who want to effectively combat isolation in their virtual teams
  • Employees striving for better communication and connection in a flexible work environment
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How the Future Works

Brian Elliott
Leading Flexible Teams To Do The Best Work of Their Lives
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What's How the Future Works about?

How the Future Works by Brian Elliott explores the evolving landscape of work and leadership in today’s fast-paced environment. Through insightful analysis and practical strategies, Elliott reveals how organizations can adapt to new norms, fostering collaboration and innovation. Readers will gain valuable tools for navigating change and enhancing workplace dynamics, making this book essential for leaders and professionals alike. With a rich background in organizational development, Elliott provides credible insights to inspire a forward-thinking approach. Embrace the future of work with this transformative guide.

Who should read How the Future Works?

  • Leaders aiming to foster collaboration in hybrid workplace environments
  • Managers seeking practical strategies for team adaptability and trust
  • HR professionals focused on building inclusive and flexible work cultures
  • Executives wanting to innovate and leverage remote work dynamics
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Wellbeing at Work

Jim Clifton and Jim Harter
How to Build Resilient and Thriving Teams
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What's Wellbeing at Work about?

Wellbeing at Work by Jim Clifton and Jim Harter delves into the essential connection between employee wellbeing and organizational success. This insightful book reveals how cultivating a thriving workplace enhances productivity and engagement. Readers will discover practical strategies to foster a positive work culture and improve overall job satisfaction. With extensive research and expertise in management, the authors provide valuable guidance for leaders seeking to transform their workplace environment. Embark on a journey towards a healthier, more vibrant workplace—your team deserves it!

Who should read Wellbeing at Work?

  • HR professionals aiming to enhance employee wellbeing strategies
  • Leaders seeking to boost engagement and productivity in teams
  • Employees wanting to navigate their career and financial wellbeing
  • Organizations striving for a healthier workplace culture
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The New Corner Office

Laura Vanderkam
How the Most Successful People Work from Home
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What's The New Corner Office about?

The New Corner Office by Laura Vanderkam is an insightful guide tailored for the modern professional navigating remote workforces. Delving into productivity, work-life balance, and self-management, Vanderkam empowers readers to redefine their approach to work. The book offers practical strategies that inspire personal growth and efficiency. Vanderkam, a renowned time management expert, shares her comprehensive knowledge, helping readers thrive in the flexibility of today’s work environment. Embrace the future of work and transform your routine with this essential read.

Who should read The New Corner Office?

  • Professionals embracing the shift to remote work and seeking productivity tips
  • Individuals struggling with work-life balance while working from home
  • Managers looking to enhance team performance in a flexible work environment
  • Time management enthusiasts wanting actionable strategies for remote success
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Digital Body Language

Erica Dhawan
How to Build Trust and Connection, No Matter the Distance
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What's Digital Body Language about?

Digital Body Language by Erica Dhawan unveils the unspoken signals of our hyper-connected world. In this insightful guide, Dhawan explores how digital communication obscures our intentions and emotions, providing a roadmap to navigate the nuances of virtual interactions. Readers will discover essential skills to enhance clarity and empathy in their messages, fostering stronger relationships. As a global expert in communication and collaboration, Dhawan’s expertise empowers you to translate body language into the digital realm. Dive into this transformative read and enhance your communication effectiveness today.

Who should read Digital Body Language?

  • Professionals aiming to enhance their digital communication and connection skills
  • Remote team members looking to understand nuances in virtual body language
  • Individuals seeking to improve clarity and empathy in their online interactions
  • Managers wanting to foster authentic relationships within their virtual teams
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The Best Place to Work

Ron Friedman
The Art and Science of Creating an Extraordinary Workplace
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What's The Best Place to Work about?

Transform your workplace into a thriving environment with The Best Place to Work by Ron Friedman. This insightful guide provides proven strategies to enhance employee satisfaction and boost motivation, leading to exceptional results. With expertise in human behavior, Friedman equips leaders to cultivate engaging workplaces for peak productivity. Discover the path to a better workplace today!

Who should read The Best Place to Work?

  • Leaders seeking to boost employee motivation and engagement
  • HR professionals focused on improving workplace culture
  • Managers wanting actionable strategies for enhancing team productivity
  • Anyone curious about fostering a sense of belonging at work
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The Future of the Office

Peter Cappelli
Work from Home, Remote Work, and the Hard Choices We All Face
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What's The Future of the Office about?

The Future of the Office by Peter Cappelli explores the evolving landscape of workspaces and their profound impact on productivity, collaboration, and employee satisfaction. Cappelli identifies key trends reshaping the office environment, from remote work to technology integration, providing invaluable insights for businesses looking to thrive in this new era. With his expertise as a renowned professor and thought leader, he equips readers with practical strategies to foster workplace innovation. Discover how to navigate the future of work and inspire your organization to adapt and succeed.

Who should read The Future of the Office?

  • Business leaders seeking to innovate their workplace culture post-pandemic
  • HR professionals wanting to enhance employee satisfaction and collaboration
  • Organizational strategists eager to adapt to the future of remote work
  • Designers and architects focused on creating adaptable office spaces
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Unworking

Jeremy Myerson & Philip Ross
The Reinvention of the Modern Office
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What's Unworking about?

Unworking by Jeremy Myerson & Philip Ross invites readers into a transformative exploration of the modern workplace. With visionary insights, the authors dissect conventional work models and propose innovative approaches to enhance productivity and well-being. This book is not just a critique; it empowers individuals and organizations to rethink how and why we work. Myerson and Ross, renowned experts in design and workplace strategy, share their extensive experience to enrich your understanding. Unlock a new perspective on your work life—dare to redefine your reality with Unworking!

Who should read Unworking?

  • Managers seeking innovative strategies for remote and flexible work
  • HR professionals focused on enhancing employee well-being and engagement
  • Executives aiming to foster a culture of collaboration and adaptability
  • Designers interested in reimagining workplace environments for productivity
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Work Together Anywhere

Lisette Sutherland and Kirsten Janene-Nelson
A Handbook on Working Remotely – Successfully – for Individuals, Teams, and Managers
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What's Work Together Anywhere about?

Work Together Anywhere by Lisette Sutherland and Kirsten Janene-Nelson invites you to navigate the evolving landscape of remote collaboration. This essential guide reveals innovative strategies and best practices to foster team connectivity, ensuring productivity no matter the distance. Readers will gain valuable insights on building trust, enhancing communication, and leveraging technology effectively. With extensive experience in virtual team dynamics, the authors provide a rich toolkit for success. Dive in to transform your remote working environment and achieve collective excellence.

Who should read Work Together Anywhere?

  • Remote teams seeking to enhance communication and collaboration
  • Managers looking to foster a cohesive virtual workplace
  • Individuals new to remote work wanting practical strategies for success
  • Organizations exploring effective tools for virtual team dynamics
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The Little Book of Hygge

Meik Wiking
The Danish Way to Live Well
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What's The Little Book of Hygge about?

Discover the secret to Danish happiness in The Little Book of Hygge by Meik Wiking (2016). This insightful guide unravels the art of hygge — a lifestyle emphasizing coziness, connection, and contentment. Learn practical tips to cultivate a warm, fulfilling environment, enhancing your wellbeing no matter where you are. Wiking, a renowned happiness researcher, invites you to embrace the joy of simplicity.

Who should read The Little Book of Hygge?

  • Individuals seeking practical tips for cultivating cozy living spaces
  • Readers interested in enhancing their overall wellbeing and happiness
  • Anyone wanting to deepen connections with family and friends through shared experiences
  • Fans of mindfulness looking for simple ways to find joy in everyday moments
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The Freelance Mum

Annie Ridout
A Flexible Career Guide for Better Work-life Balance
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What's The Freelance Mum about?

The Freelance Mum (2019) by Annie Ridout is your essential guide to blending motherhood with a thriving freelance career. With practical wisdom and relatable insights, Ridout shares strategies to earn an income while cherishing family moments. Empower yourself with proven techniques from a veteran freelancer and embrace the vibrant life you deserve.

Who should read The Freelance Mum?

  • Moms wanting to balance freelance work and family life
  • Creatives looking for inspiration to pursue freelance careers
  • Parents seeking practical tips for managing work-life harmony
  • Women ready to embrace their ambitions while raising children
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Remote

Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson
Office Not Required
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What's Remote about?

In Remote, authors Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson redefine the workplace, championing the transformative power of remote work. They debunk myths surrounding this shift, illustrating how it enhances productivity and employee satisfaction. With actionable strategies for managers, this book is an essential guide for embracing modern work dynamics. Discover how to thrive in a remote environment!

Who should read Remote?

  • Business leaders looking to enhance team productivity remotely
  • Managers navigating the challenges of transitioning to remote work
  • Employees wanting to maximize their engagement and performance at home
  • HR professionals interested in modern workforce strategies
  • Anyone curious about overcoming remote work misconceptions
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The Long-Distance Teammate

Kevin Eikenberry and Wayne Turmel
Stay Engaged and Connected While Working Anywhere
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What's The Long-Distance Teammate about?

The Long-Distance Teammate by Kevin Eikenberry and Wayne Turmel offers a transformative approach to remote collaboration. In a world where virtual teams are the norm, this insightful guide provides practical strategies and tools to enhance communication, build trust, and boost engagement among dispersed colleagues. Readers will gain invaluable insights into creating a cohesive team dynamic, regardless of geography. With extensive experience in leadership and remote teamwork, the authors empower readers to thrive in the new work landscape. Embrace the future of teamwork—unleash the potential of your remote team today!

Who should read The Long-Distance Teammate?

  • Remote team leaders looking to improve team cohesion
  • Professionals struggling with communication in virtual settings
  • Employees seeking to strengthen relationships with colleagues
  • Anyone wanting practical strategies for better remote collaboration

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