Explaining Your Work Preferences To Your Boss
- While framing a pitch to your boss, do not simply list out what benefits you will have while working from home and how comfortable and focussed you are working in your pyjamas!
- Instead of making this a personal need, frame it as a problem you and your boss are trying to solve.
- You can mention that your work efficiency is going to be hampered as you have to also take care of your kids, and if the company is able to let you work from home, you can better allocate your time and be more engaged and focussed in your tasks.
- List out the goals that you can accomplish if you are provided with the WFH option. Align your request with the company needs.
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