Tag: Work

Parenting’s Latest Challenge: Working at Home While Schooling Your Children

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Hey parents, what are the latest parenting challenges you’re facing working at home while schooling your children? 

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, schools for over 168 million children around the world have been closed completely for almost a full year as shown in a new report released by UNICEF. Besides, approximately 14 countries globally have remained closed from March 2020 to Feb 2021.

Many companies were forced to allow their employees to work remotely. For many parents, this translates to working from home with children around you all the time.

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How To Create A Great Team Culture

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Among the many reasons someone will decide to work for a company whether they believe they will be able to grow and thrive successfully within their role. While salary is definitely something people consider when looking for a job, the main attraction is fitting in at the workplace. A focal element that stands as a motivational factor to choose and stay within a company is the organizational culture. The environment created in an organization feeds down into the individual teams. Team culture can become a key determinant of your ability to work effectively in a company. Focusing on developing a great team culture will not only motivate your team to work to their best potential but also attract a greater pool of valuable candidates to apply for the company. These are some tips to create a great team culture within your workplace.

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Ways to Cure Social Media Addiction and Get Work Done

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Social media addiction is a pandemic that we haven’t paid much attention to. Millions of people all over the world suffer from social media addiction. Pre-COVID, social media addiction was already a big thing, the COVID-19 came, and the world was forced to move online. This has come with its effects and consequences, and a significant result is that more people are addicted to the internet and social media.  Continue reading “Ways to Cure Social Media Addiction and Get Work Done” →

Being More Productive at Work

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Improving productivity at work is an ongoing conversation among many people. Everyone wishes that he or she could be more productive at work and get more things done. But, achieving this needs better time management and a well-focused mindset. Let’s see some tips for achieving this.

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Tips for Securing A Promotion at Work

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Are you looking to get promoted? Many people want to climb the ladder and get promoted at work, but it can also be incredibly hard to stand out from the crowd and secure the position. Unlike going for a role in a new company, you have to keep in mind that the employer will already be familiar with your capabilities which can be both beneficial and a drawback. It is beneficial to be aware of a few tips which could give you the edge when going for a promotion at work and allow you to stand out amongst your peers.

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Tips to Create a Safe Work Environment

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The list of reasons why workplace safety is important is exhaustive but we’ll just say what most business owners and managers are most interested in: safety equals profitability! When you break down the cost of installing measures and the cost of negligence lawsuits, to name just one downside of poor safety protocols, you will realize that creating a safe a safe work environment is worth the effort.

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Should You Walk To Work? Maybe, But Also Maybe Not

Posted on by April Stephens

We live in a world where public authorities are keen to point out the benefits of their policies, but not the costs. Take the coronavirus lockdown, for instance. Scientific government advisors were eager to point out that they were following the best of the available evidence and that everything they were doing was kosher. And, if your only metric is how many people die directly from COVID-19, then they probably have the right idea. Making sure that people stay in their homes for all but the essentials is probably the way to prevent transmission. 

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But when it comes to the evidence from the economy, they seem to be turning a blind eye. Now that business has been shut down for months, how many people’s health will suffer as a result of a lack of income in the future? What effect will a recession have on people’s ability to pay for healthcare? What medical breakthroughs now won’t happen because of scientific policymakers’ actions to shut down labs? It doesn’t seem like these issues have been thoroughly thought through. 

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6 Home Interior Hacks to Get More Productive WFH Space 

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The coronavirus has been spreading horror all over the world and now in our work lives. This pandemic has brought us in a house arrest that introduced the new side of the work from home culture. However, we can turn this new reality of working under boredom into a fun job. 

All you need to do is spruce up the interior to gift yourself a more productive work from home space. From adding plants to building a pallet desk, these unmissable hacks will not only help you be more productive with your work but will also give your house a new look. You can also contact styling interior designers to save your time & get a complete makeover. Click here to know more about it.

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Design the Perfect Home Office

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The number of people who are working from home is on the rise and with it the demand for a perfect home office that fits the bill. Not every new home business owner has the luxury of starting fresh out of the gates with an office that can rival the space for some executives. However, everyone that makes their living out of the home should pay attention to the space they call the office, if only for the sake of productivity.

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