How to Work From Home

Are you looking to change careers? Remember to keep it simple, positive, and future-oriented.

*Build Relationships *Take breaks

*Join-A-Remote-Friendly-Company *Set Time to Check Emails

*Start Career As A Freelancer *Prepare meals the night before

*Start a home business * Pick a definitive finish time

*Be Mindful of Remotr Etiquette *Regualry Conduct Reprospectives

Establish Your Work Hours?

Depending on your job, it might also be helpful (or mandatory) to set your work hours around your company’s core business hours, so that you communicate easily with the rest of the team and be available as new situations crop up. Consistent work hours help your body and mind get into work mode, allowing you to focus and be more productive

Set up a workspace?

This area should be separate from the bed or the couch. Working from your bed might be super comfortable, but you might just end up falling asleep halfway through the day. IAnother example could be your kitchen table or another place in your home that is quite.

Take breaks?

While working remotely, it's easy to get bogged down in work and forget to take those breaks. But, taking a brak can actually make you more productive. So make sure to stop working and stretch your legs, get a cup of coffee and take a break a few times day.

Communicate?

Be sure to let those you work with know what you’re working on, how it’s progressing and any issues that come up. The more information you provide to the rest of the team, the easier it will be for them to work with you and help out if you get stuck.

Relationships?

Careers are not just based on the work you do, but also on the relationships you build with your managers and co-workers. Make sure you take the time to build these relationships by not forgetting to message with team members, being active on internal communication. Many companies also regularly have team meetings and parties, so even if you love working remotely, take advantage of these opportunities to meet the team in person.

While working remotely continues to grow as the tools companies use for communication improve. If done right, a remote job can be a healthy balance of freedom, flexibility and productivity while still advancing your career!