More Working from Home Tips!

April 20, 2020

APRIL 20, 2020: Are you one of those people who finds that you actually get more work done when working from home? Congratulations! This time at home can make you into a superstar!

However, many of us may find that at times working from home may become a struggle to keep on track.

There are many helpful hints from people who work from home on a regular basis. Some of them appear below.

Create a morning, afternoon and evening routine.
Set a schedule for work and stick to it.
Close the door in your work space when you do not want to be interrupted. Consider a visual sign on the door like a red stop sign so it’s clear to others in the household you should not be disturbed. Green means okay to come in.
Schedule breaks a few times a day to get up stretch, and do something different for a few minutes
Take a walk outside or play with your pet (remember to practice social distancing)
If you need help – ASK!
Remember to have social interactions remotely. Especially if you do not share a living space with anyone. It is essential to keep a sense of mental well-being.
Use tools like screen sharing during meetings with others to help all participants be on the same page.
Maintain a work – life balance. Don’t work too much or too little. Enjoy your family.
Look for opportunities to learn. Online training courses are available through various industry providers.
Remain positive.
Get enough sleep.

The NCSF staff remains at the ready to help and answer any questions you may have. Just email us or give us a call!

National Catholic Society of Foresters
EMAIL: info@ncsf.com TOLL FREE: 800-344-6273

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More Working from Home Tips!

April 20, 2020

Create a morning, afternoon and evening routine.

Set a schedule for work and stick to it.

Close the door in your work space when you do not want to be interrupted. Consider a visual sign on the door like a red stop sign so it’s clear to others in the household you should not be disturbed. Green means okay to come in.

Schedule breaks a few times a day to get up stretch, and do something different for a few minutes

Take a walk outside or play with your pet (remember to practice social distancing)

If you need help – ASK!

Remember to have social interactions remotely. Especially if you do not share a living space with anyone. It is essential to keep a sense of mental well-being.

Use tools like screen sharing during meetings with others to help all participants be on the same page.

Maintain a work – life balance. Don’t work too much or too little. Enjoy your family.

Look for opportunities to learn. Online training courses are available through various industry providers.

Remain positive.

Get enough sleep.