Many offices shut down last year and people had to shift to a model of remote work that they may not have been prepared for. Now that it has been well over a year, companies are working to figure out how to keep employees engaged and happy. Employees are experiencing burnout at record numbers with around 7 out of 10 professionals having some version of it. It’s becoming more and more important to prioritize health and wellbeing for your teams, especially your remote employees. But where do you start? We’ve put together some information to help you understand the reasons why working from home fatigue is happening, as well as some ideas to help you combat it. Team-building activities can help in numerous ways, so we focused on that. Dive in and see what you can incorporate ASAP in your work calendar to keep your remote workers and in-office workers connected and engaged. https://lnkd.in/gjeYt3BD
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Feeling unproductive and burned out at work? Try practicing intentional inflexibility
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Remote work is all about flexibility, but it's crucial to strike a balance to prevent burnout and ensure productivity. Here are some key strategies and examples to create a harmonious work-life equilibrium in your remote team: ✅ Set Clear Working Hours: Define core working hours when all team members are available for meetings and collaboration. ✅ Minimize After-Hours Communication: Encourage team members not to send non-urgent messages or emails outside working hours. ✅ Foster Open Communication: Create a culture where team members can express their needs regarding work hours without fear of repercussions. ✅ Encourage Regular Breaks: Suggest short breaks during the day for team members to recharge and prevent overworking. ✅ Set Expectations for Availability: Outline when employees should be available for quick responses and when they have more flexibility. By implementing these strategies and adapting them to your team's needs, you can ensure a productive, balanced, and happier remote work environment. #RemoteWork #WorkLifeBalance #VirtualAssistants
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Feeling overwhelmed and stressed? Most of us are either still working from home or are in hybrid working mode. As remote workers, maintaining our mental wellness and productivity can be challenging. Here are 7 essential tips to help you thrive in your remote work environment. Implement these tips and level up your remote work game! #MentalWellness #ProductivityTips
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Recently I have noticed a disconnect between myself and colleagues (this may be perceived 💁🏻♂️). In a time of hybrid working- connectedness to friends / colleagues are sometimes nonexistent. As such, I’ve been making frequent short times in my day, especially when wfh, to check in with my colleagues. The results have been positive. The article below highlights mostly positive reasons for connecting at work (or from home in this case 😅) and mitigating some of the negatives like : getting distracted. 😁 Improving overall happiness at work. 🥰 Showing you are interested and care about others. 💡increased productivity, idea development, creativity problem solving. 💪🏽Improved well-being https://lnkd.in/emkqPP_K #productivity #wellbeing #culture #connectionmatters #workfriends
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Hi connections, As remote work continues to reshape the professional landscape, it's fascinating to see the evolving strategies companies are adopting to maintain productivity and employee well-being 🤝🏻🥰 Recent studies also highlight the importance of flexible work arrangements and the growing emphasis on mental health support. Companies nowadays too are now focusing on creating hybrid work models that balance remote and in-office work, allowing employees to enjoy greater flexibility while staying connected with their teams. Personally, I've seen how effective remote work can be when combined with the right tools and a supportive work culture. This shift not only enhances productivity but also fosters a better work-life balance. What are your thoughts on the future of remote work? How has your organization adapted to these changes? #RemoteWork #HybridWork #WorkLifeBalance #FutureOfWork #Productivity
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Remote work has become the new norm, and it's here to stay. At Sigma Consulting Group, we understand the unique challenges that come with working from home and are here to help you succeed. Check out our top tips for staying productive and connected while working remotely: 1. Establish a dedicated workspace: Create a specific area in your home dedicated to work to help you stay focused and separate work from personal life. 2. Maintain a routine: Stick to a regular schedule, including breaks and lunch, to maintain a healthy work-life balance. 3. Prioritize communication: Utilize virtual meetings, instant messaging, and regular check-ins to stay connected with your team and clients. 4. Minimize distractions: Identify and eliminate potential distractions in your home environment to stay on task. 5. Take breaks and practice self-care: Remember to step away from your desk, stretch, and recharge to avoid burnout. Want to ensure your team is thriving in the remote work era? Sigma Consulting Group can help. Contact us today to learn how our comprehensive HR solutions and workforce development programs can take your business to new heights. #RemoteWorkTips #WorkFromHome #ProductivityHacks #VirtualCommunication #WorkLifeBalance #HomeOfficeSetup #HRsolutions #EmployeeEngagement #BusinessDevelopment #WorkforceDevelopment
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Remote work has become the new norm, and it's here to stay. At Sigma Consulting Group, we understand the unique challenges that come with working from home and are here to help you succeed. Check out our top tips for staying productive and connected while working remotely: 1. Establish a dedicated workspace: Create a specific area in your home dedicated to work to help you stay focused and separate work from personal life. 2. Maintain a routine: Stick to a regular schedule, including breaks and lunch, to maintain a healthy work-life balance. 3. Prioritize communication: Utilize virtual meetings, instant messaging, and regular check-ins to stay connected with your team and clients. 4. Minimize distractions: Identify and eliminate potential distractions in your home environment to stay on task. 5. Take breaks and practice self-care: Remember to step away from your desk, stretch, and recharge to avoid burnout. Want to ensure your team is thriving in the remote work era? Sigma Consulting Group can help. Contact us today to learn how our comprehensive HR solutions and workforce development programs can take your business to new heights. #RemoteWorkTips #WorkFromHome #ProductivityHacks #VirtualCommunication #WorkLifeBalance #HomeOfficeSetup #HRsolutions #EmployeeEngagement #BusinessDevelopment #WorkforceDevelopment
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#Optimizing #VirtualCollaboration in #RemoteWork. Regular convenings are crucial for monitoring progress, assisting the team with challenges, and ensuring project deliverables meet expectations. These meetings allow for timely resolution of ongoing issues, minimizing rework and maximizing team support. The remote work environment presents unique work-life balance challenges. It is important to acknowledge that family members may not always fully comprehend the demands of the job, potentially impacting work-life balance. Employers should demonstrate an understanding of this dynamic. Concurrently, employees must ensure they do not exploit this situation emotionally. Both parties must collaborate to establish appropriate boundaries, fostering mutual understanding and trust.
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