Remote work is a more comfortable version of working from the office. However, you face more temptations than in an environment with your co-workers.
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To create a strong work-life balance when working from home, it is important to have a dedicated office space or productivity zone.
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Remote work quickly became ingrained into our professional landscape during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although it was a difficult transition for some, many have found it beneficial for their work-life balance. However, there are caveats, such as fewer interactions with co-workers and a fully-stocked pantry available for afternoon grazing. You must work harder at maintaining your health and well-being — these eight tips can help. 1. Embrace Growth and Change Developing a growth mindset takes time and effort but allows you to move forward in your career and personal life. If you are new to working remotely, this transition may seem scary to you. Take comfort in the fact that you are not alone. Varying careers, industries and companies have adopted remote work. In fact, scientists,…
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The post-pandemic workplace is littered with uncertainty for workers in all industries, especially women. While the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic has passed, the lack of a steady workplace for women is still a prevalent problem. COVID-19 and Women’s Employment During the COVID-19 pandemic, women were 33% more likely than men to work in an industry shut down by the pandemic. Research indicated that jobs held by women were 1.8 times more vulnerable than those held by males. Women made up 39% of the employment on a global scale, but they accounted for 54% of the job losses worldwide. Economists also report that women were much more likely than men to be furloughed during the pandemic. In addition, women were furloughed for longer periods than…
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Who said you can’t have any fun while you’re working? Spending time with co-workers is a great way to strengthen mental health while improving productivity.
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Is Your Pre-Pandemic Job Still Right for You? The world is slowly returning back to “normal” 一 or as close to normal as things get while continuing to live with the threat of a global pandemic. And this return to “normal” has left many of us wondering: do I want to go back to exactly the way things were pre-pandemic? Here are some things to consider when weighing the pros and cons of staying at your pre-pandemic job. Many are leaving their pre-pandemic jobs As employers call workers back into the office, many people are choosing not to go back to their old jobs at all. Although a record number of open jobs are available in the U.S., hiring has gone way down. And people…
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