Remote work needs boundaries too
Working from home sounds ideal for those who’ve never done that before. But that too comes with a set of specific boundary issues.
Aspects of working from home that may need to be addressed include a whole new set of possible distractions; a greater need for self-discipline; having to create reasons to leave your home and get fresh air; and knowing when to put work down when you’re always at your place of work.
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