Importance of Facial Recognition

During the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of workers have flocked to remote work as an alternative to being in person, but remote work is here to stay. It is estimated that by 2025, 22% of the workforce will be entirely remote and these workers are reporting being more engaged, productive, and happy while they work. 

But working from home is tearing down the boundaries between home and work and many are starting to feel those effects. 3 out of 4 remote workers experience stress and burnout while at work and nearly 50% are likely to work over 40 hours per week, with many finding it difficult to unplug from their jobs. 

To combat the disorganization commonly brought along with remote work, we can save time and money by automatically tracking time. This can help pinpoint where more resources are needed and where resources can be taken away from.

Learn more about how automatic time tracking with facial recognition saves you time and money here.