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Experts affirm that remote work is here to stay and will increase into 2023, according to a recent Forbes article. “Remote work gives us an opportunity to innovate, rather than replicate,” says Laura Vanderkam, author of the book The New Corner Office. Vanderkam suggests people assess what works best for them while working from home. Setting up good practices, whether it be investing in a few hours of childcare or carving out open space for creative thinking, will lead to a smoother transition and continued quality performance.
Nate Silvey, an account executive at Evenbound provides some unique best practices when working from home:
- Setting up “Do Not Disturb” on all work apps
- Limiting notifications and access for certain apps
- Separating your work and sleep space
- Trying not to live in your inbox
- Thoughtfully schedule meetings
- Press into personal pursuits that you have outside of work
- Time blocking your workday
- See your friends
- Get a pet
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