Part of the global workforce is now able to remain productive without stepping out the front door. A growing number of companies are offering flexible working arrangements to keep employees engaged and make the organization attractive to job seekers. But while it may seem ideal to be able to make a living minus the stress of the daily commute and the costs of eating out, those who work from home face adjustments that challenge their ability to focus and balance between professional and personal roles. As Daniel Threlfall wrote on the Huffingtonpost.com, “We love the concept of working from home, but the execution can be challenging.” Are you contemplating working from home, or already have days when you can do so? Here are some tips on how to make the most out of the situation. DESIGNATE A WORK AREA. Assigning a space for your work laptop and paperwork helps keep [...]
