A Quick Guide to Master Work From Home

The spread of the new coronavirus is keeping more people at home. Following the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO), governments are forcing lockdowns across all sectors of activity. Large and small conferences and shows are being canceled to avoid the gathering of people and the possible dissemination of the coronavirus.

For many of us, the social distancing caused by the coronavirus Pandemic emergency means we will be working from home for an extended time or at least till the time things come under control. If you’re not used to working from home, it can be tricky to make the switch

Working remotely comes with a number of perks – an increase in productivity is one of the most often-cited benefits – but loneliness and communication difficulties are major risks.

Here are some suggestions to ease that transition that will help in successful remote working.

Stay in regular contact with your Office Team.

Just because you’re working away from your workplace doesn’t mean you’ll be working ‘on your own’ or without access to vital files and systems – Work from Home will be effective only if Working remotely is almost the same as working in your office. Keeping in touch with your office team will play a vital role in achieving the objective of work from Home.

Make sure you have Active Internet connection

Working from home can be difficult if you do not have active internet connection. Make sure you invest in the correct Internet provider that will provide you uninterrupted internet service. Nowadays, without an Internet connection Work from Home is almost impossible. 

Don’t limit yourself to the 9 to 5

Don't Limit you work as per the office timing pattern of 9 to 5. Work on those hours that are comfortable to you where you will be able to provide more than 100% focus to your work at the same time coordinating with your office colleagues. 

Don’t Eat all day

Staying at home all day in your comfort zone can lead to overeating with less or no physical activities. One of the disadvantages of working from home is that we have easy access to our fridge and kitchen food with tempting options. And If you belong to those foody People difficult controlling their need for trying new food every time, you might be in big trouble as you will endup wasting more time in Preparing and eating that food then focusing on your office work. We Recommend you fix a Healthy Food Menu for Whole Week , And Follow that Diet. It will save a lot of time.  

What you wear Matters

Sitting whole day in Comfy night dress will give you desired pleasure but it will reduce your work productivity over the period. It affects your state of mind, reduces your focus on work. Dressing up in your regular office wear probably isn’t necessary especially if you usually opt for formals or suits, do make the effort to shower, brush your hair, and put on something presentable. PS.- Make sure you wouldn’t get caught in your pyjamas while video-conferencing with your office team .

Don't Turn On TV

The Distraction you might not want to affect your productivity. Turning on TV while working is not a good idea , As it will divert your attention and focus. While you might find ambient Background noise – the sort that resembles the constant chatter of the workplace – soothing and helps you to focus, but it is likely to prove a distraction and a  significant hindrance to getting stuff done. You can opt for radio or any music streaming Channels service you’ll find on various websites.

Do get things organised

A Clean and organised home gives a Positive vibe while working. If your house is Messy and you are planning to work from home, things will get frustrating over the period of time. The Cleanliness of your house is not directly connected to your work efficiency but it does create a big impact on your mind set. Ensure your house is organised and you have easy access to all the things you need while working .

Take regular breaks

Take a regular break while working and make sure you don't these breaks are not very long. Taking breaks is important as it relaxes your mind and gives you positive energy for working. Stepping away from your computer for even a short time can protect you from headaches, eyestrain and a bad back. Have a More Effective break by having a healthy snack or take a quick nap or doing some exercise or any kind of relaxing Yoga or meditation.