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Working from home: A thread on how to be effective, focused and productive as you work from home.
Here are 15 tips from my 15 years of experience working from home in various stages of my entrepreneurship journey.
#workingfromhome #WorkingFromHomeLife
Here are 15 tips from my 15 years of experience working from home in various stages of my entrepreneurship journey.
#workingfromhome #WorkingFromHomeLife
1. This Isn't A Holiday.
Remember that you have to perform and deliver at the same level and quality as when you had a proper full-time office to work in. It is very easy to slack off because of a lack of accountability or supervision.
Remember that you have to perform and deliver at the same level and quality as when you had a proper full-time office to work in. It is very easy to slack off because of a lack of accountability or supervision.
2. Maintain Your Routine.
Do not change your routine. Where possible, follow the same routine as you would during a normal work-day. Wake up at the same time, go to "work" at the same time, leave work at the same time.
Do not change your routine. Where possible, follow the same routine as you would during a normal work-day. Wake up at the same time, go to "work" at the same time, leave work at the same time.
I wrote about how I've managed to find some hope despite my #COVIDー19 related anguish: by putting my fears on paper and looking up to African #feminist activists who are organizing online.
A thread 👇🏾
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#TuesdayThoughts #COVID19
A thread 👇🏾
bit.ly/2QFwxMQ
#TuesdayThoughts #COVID19
Nigerien feminist @FatiHassane is inviting Africans to record #SafeHandsChallenge videos in their local languages and share them through Whatsapp to family members who don't speak the @WHO official languages. Join the challenge!
#COVID19
#COVID19
@ChantalNare, a #feminist and communications specialist from Burkina Faso, is sharing simple infographics she created to debunk #COVID19 myths, always using WHO-verified information. (People really think eating garlic will prevent Coronavirus infections?) #Team226 
