Get back to the working mindset.
- Rest. [important]
- Head start. help you get a head start on your workload for the new year (or quarter).
- Follow up. Following up on emails, looking back at your past work history to see what you were working on before you left is a good idea.
- Review. Take some time to review any goals for the new year, whether set by your employer
- Converse. Don’t forget to make time to mingle with your coworkers once you return to work.
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