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Working Remotely In A Meaningful Way
- Working at home sounded great to many and the prospect of having no commute was seen as a welcome change (which it is).
- This initial euphoria has now turned into loneliness and missing of those we work with.
- Long-term remote work can diminish our chance to find meaning in our lives, with no sense of physical community or structure, making it hard to stay anchored.
- Many also find the extraordinary challenge of balancing one’s professional and personal lives at the same place overwhelming.
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Tips For Managers Handling Remote Workers
- Set aside a quick morning check-in which is preferably audio-only to catch up with everyone.
- Ensure that the employees feel connected and at ease.
- Build a trust relationship with the remote workers so that they feel part of a team, and cared for.
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Effective Strategies Of Remote Workers
- Forging a connection in a particular space at home or at a cafe/library where one can work in peace.
- Create a ritual to differentiate your workspace and personal space. It can be just going to a different place for working, or even taking a short walk to set yourself up for ‘work m...
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The Workplace: Fringe Benefits
Having a physical workplace facilitates interdependence, and promotes healthy professional relationships. There is a sense of belonging, collective focus and social interaction that helps people find purpose and meaning in their lives.
Without all the things people love at their jobs, plai...
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