Working Remote

Tips for creating your new normal when working from home

It’s our new reality. Children are out of school and underfoot as parents log into Zoom meetings and respond to work emails. In order to adhere to social distancing guidelines, parents are turning to virtual babysitters to help them get a few uninterrupted minutes to concentrate on work.

With the changes forced upon us from safer at home requirements, companies furloughing and laying off staff and work being put on indefinite holds, most of us find ourselves in a whole new world.

If you’ve found yourself unmotivated, succumbing to cabin fever or losing the ability to tell one day from the next, you may need to proactively refresh your working from home routine. Here are four ways to help you get started.

These days a fast internet connection is a necessity, not a luxury. Use these five simple tips to maximize your home internet connection and watch your productivity soar.

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The engagement initiatives that worked pre-COVID-19 aren’t translating smoothly to the new remote working culture.

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The age of the digital nomad has arrived. It’s going to be critical for the traditional office environment to be open to its possibilities and prepare for its advanced technological and personnel needs.