Are you working from home? How's it going? Looking for ways make things smoother?
The Mayo Clinic News Network has some solid ideas, including:
- Set up a designated work area that is not in the middle of where the family will be hanging out or watching TV. (A lot of people try to use the dining table and find it's a noisy difficult place to work).
- Make sure you have a desk that's the right level and a comfortable chair, so you don't end up with a repetitive stress injury such as carpel tunnel syndrome.
- Set designated times when you start and end work, just like you did at the office. Schedule breaks and take them at the scheduled time.
- During your working time, remain focused on your work and ignore or delay any distractions until after your work hours are over. (Unless someone is bleeding, of course.)