Tips for Successfully Working from Home
With the current COVID-19 pandemic, employers are taking active steps to ease the spread of the disease by allowing or mandating that employees work from home. Though there has been a recent trend toward employers offering remote working and telecommuting arrangements, being forced to work from home unexpectedly can be daunting and overwhelming. This webinar will give you the most proven tools and productivity techniques on how to work from home effectively. You might even get so comfortable with it that you’ll want to continue after the crisis is over. Join this webinar to learn several proven tips for how to sustain yourself, reduce frustration, and stay productive while you are working remotely.Areas CoveredPotential pitfalls of working from homeManaging your workspace and work scheduleNegotiating with family membersHow to use remote work tools such as Zoom and SlackHow to use technology to bridge the “visual” gapProven self-care techniquesBest practices for working remotely with your work teamWhat to “measure” to make sure your work is getting doneManaging your boss’s expectations and “staying in the know” Benefits of working remotely Should you work from home when the crisis is over?Who Should AttendAnyone working from home or doing work remotelyWhy Should You AttendAre you having trouble focusing? Are family members home who usually aren’t in the house? Are you feeling isolated or disconnected from your work team? Not sure how to use virtual technology? Worried about being laid off?By attending this webinar, you will learn how you can mitigate the pitfalls of working from home. Discover how to set up your workspace effectively, how to best use your time, how to balance work and family time at home, proven self-care practices, manage your boss’s anxiety and expectations and how to use the features of remote technology such as ZOOM. After attending this webinar, you will feel more productive and comfortable working from home and be able to navigate more effectively in the coming months.
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With the current COVID-19 pandemic, employers are taking active steps to ease the spread of the disease by allowing or mandating that employees work from home.
Though there has been a recent trend toward employers offering remote working and telecommuting arrangements, being forced to work from home unexpectedly can be daunting and overwhelming. This webinar will give you the most proven tools and productivity techniques on how to work from home effectively. You might even get so comfortable with it that you’ll want to continue after the crisis is over. Join this webinar to learn several proven tips for how to sustain yourself, reduce frustration, and stay productive while you are working remotely.
Areas Covered
- Potential pitfalls of working from home
- Managing your workspace and work schedule
- Negotiating with family members
- How to use remote work tools such as Zoom and Slack
- How to use technology to bridge the “visual” gap
- Proven self-care techniques
- Best practices for working remotely with your work team
- What to “measure” to make sure your work is getting done
- Managing your boss’s expectations and “staying in the know”
- Benefits of working remotely
- Should you work from home when the crisis is over?
Who Should Attend
Anyone working from home or doing work remotely
Why Should You Attend
Are you having trouble focusing? Are family members home who usually aren’t in the house? Are you feeling isolated or disconnected from your work team? Not sure how to use virtual technology? Worried about being laid off?
By attending this webinar, you will learn how you can mitigate the pitfalls of working from home. Discover how to set up your workspace effectively, how to best use your time, how to balance work and family time at home, proven self-care practices, manage your boss’s anxiety and expectations and how to use the features of remote technology such as ZOOM. After attending this webinar, you will feel more productive and comfortable working from home and be able to navigate more effectively in the coming months.