The best lessons are the ones we learn without even realising it. Lockdown forced many people to acquire new skills in short order, drawing upon the hidden reserves of a singular strength: adaptability. To those who don’t feel ready to work remotely, David Blay would argue that they already are—they just don’t know it yet.
Lesson 1
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With lockdown, the shift to working from home came about in a hurry. Now it’s more important than ever to take a step back and reflect. Whether home or office, what works best for each individual and their position? In the answer to this question lies the key to sustainable work habits.
Lesson 2 • 4mnA 9-hour day at the office should roughly translate into 5 hours at home. This is Blay's conclusion—but it only works when a routine is established. By knowing how much time things actually take, you’ll be able to keep up with your workload, reduce stress and boost your performance.
Lesson 3 • 5mnWorking from home does not mean working all alone. Maintaining good communication is an essential part of a company’s success. That’s why the importance of video conferencing cannot be underestimated. But to remain truly relevant, some ground rules must first be established.
Lesson 4 • 4mn