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While most people who usually work from home consider themselves as the luckiest, working from home when you’ve been used to working in an office environment is a major adjustment. As most of us are being compelled to work from home during this crisis, we thought we would share some of the things to help make your work from home routine more productive. We hope these tips can help you stay healthy, happy and able to do your best work amidst great uncertainty and change.
Say Good Morning & Goodbye
Try to create a feeling of camaraderie while not arriving into the same physical space, send your colleagues or your team a small short voice note to say good morning at the start of your working day. Even if you have a morning team meeting scheduled first thing, a quick hello ensures you start the day on a positive note. Plus this also signals your brain that the work has begun-particularly useful if you are used to a commute to your office. Do not forget to send a goodbye note at the end of the day. This will prevent your afternoon drifting into your evening and you will get a clear transition from your work time to your self-time.
Try Different Tools
There are many and many excellent free tools available to make collaborating remotely quicker, easier and more efficient, The best tools for your team will depend on the nature of your work, a tool that works for one team might not work out for you. Try different choices and stick to the one that works for you. If your new project management app still looks confusing after two weeks, maybe you should try another one.
Create a Routine & Embrace the Benefits
Absence of your regular routine of going to office, days spent working from home can feel unstructured, By creating yourself a routine and sticking to it, you’ll be more likely to move through your day without getting distracted, bored or overwhelmed. Set times for phone calls, admin tasks, lunch breaks, coffee breaks and put these in your calendar. One of the biggest positives of working from home is the flexibility to fit your routine around other parts of your life, so make the most of this as much as the current situation allows. Listen to a podcast or put laundry on while you work, call a loved one at lunch time or take a break to stretch a bit.
Get Some Fresh Air
Most of us are likely to have been travelling to and from office in our daily routines. Whether you sit on a bus or train, or you drive yourself down to office or you walk to your office, your brain was getting daily opportunities of fresh air. Make sure you don’t lose on that while working from home. Taking a short walk round the block or the local park, after your breakfast before sitting down to work can be a great way to boost your energy for the day ahead. If it’s not possible to go out at the moment, open up your windows and allow fresh air to enter as you relish a warm coffee to have the same effect.
Separate Your Space
If at all possible, try to work from an area of yoru home that you can then move away from at the end of the working day. If you have a spare room or a study room, limit it to be your working area or use your kitchen table as your working area. This will be of great help at the moment where many of us will be spending most, if not all, of our time in our homes.
Over the coming weeks and months it will be more important than ever to be patient and compassionate with one another while we face the many unknowns and uncertainties of the coronavirus pandemic. This includes with our colleagues, team mates and employees. With children at home, relatives to care for and health and livelihoods at stake, many will be finding themselves in impossible situations.
Do you have experience of working from home? How do you make it work for you? Or, if you’re now doing it for the first time, what are you finding difficult?
Please leave a comment and our team will get back to you directly. With conversation and digital connection we can support one another through the challenges ahead.
Kaajal Gunputh is a pharmacist by trade and eco-feminist by passion. As the founder of Let Her Rise, she is at the forefront of the fight for female rights & actively works for women equality and challenges the domestic abuse of women from all continents. Born at the multi-cultural Island, Mauritius, Kaajal has a unique and open-minded view on gender issues. She has founded Let Her Rise to make people aware of inequality & injustice happening against women while also providing lifestyle, health & career related advice to those in need with the ultimate aim to make women & children rise.
Awakening hope and significance in women who have been wounded by abuse, inequality, exploitation and poverty; to grow well or luxuriantly; thrive; to do or fare well, prosper; to make bold sweeping movements and eventually RISE!
Let Her Rise is a platform aiming to help & support women of all ages across different continents to overcome their limiting beliefs, discover unique gifts and skills, no matter what their past story has been or the present circumstances are; Redefining womanhood and empowering women to live to their fullest potential in peace and bliss!
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