Americans spend more than 200 hours per year getting to work. That's more time than the two weeks of vacation most workers take each year.
Surrounded by companies that are changing the world just as irrevocably as those in Silicon Valley, we live where open spaces are plentiful, commutes are short, and technology is cutting edge. Paradise? Almost.
Carpooling offers a prime outlet to vet potential candidates' soft skills. In a time where 70 percent of the global workforce is comprised of passive talent, the value of carpooling as a recruiting tactic is significant, yet often overlooked.
Engadget reviews the best personal electric vehicles (EVs) for any commute: "The knock-on effect is less traffic, fewer accidents and a reduction on maintenance costs. Not to mention the air becomes cleaner and you might even save a few bucks."
