What you should pay attention to when you get a remote job

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In this series, manpower reporter Tay Hong Yi offers practical answers to candid questions on navigating workplace challenges and getting ahead in one's career.

Q I just got my first remote job. What should I look out for?

A Before getting into the full swing of the new job, a remote worker should actively participate in the company's on-boarding process to better understand the employer's mission, culture and internal workings, said Ms Ng Lay Peng, Asia-Pacific marketing lead at Veldhoen and Co. The firm is a consultancy for policies on work arrangements.
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