Home Office

Remote Work…Let’s Be Honest

As businesses figure out how to navigate a post-COVID world, employees are trying to figure out how to work from home. Without traditional access to their peers or the ability to meet with their boss for input, many are wondering how they will succeed in an autonomous position. Fortunately, you have a lot of time and opportunity for growth during this time. Here are some ways you can better prepare yourself for advancement while on your own.

There are opportunities all over the internet. Wouldn't it be nice to live on your own terms? I challenge you to increase your English punctuation skills. Take typing practice on your computer every day. These are the only necessary skills you will need to work full-time and live anywhere in the world you have an internet connection, headphones, and an inexpensive $300 computer.

What Jobs

I’ve been working from home for six months now. It hardly seems possible, but that’s where we are. Between Zoom meetings with my colleagues, my writing pals, and my friends, I’m almost amazed at how many of us still don’t have Zoom etiquette down. I know it sounds mean, but at this point, we shouldn’t have a video call faux pas happening every day anymore.

However, when you work on the browser, there are often a lot of tabs open. This can cut your focus and productivity. So how do freelancers stay productive and focused at home for long periods of time? Which free extensions allow you to take your work to the next level? Find below our selection of the 5 most effective chrome extensions for your use.

As states start to roll back phases of quarantine, and families are beginning the school year with remote learning, it may be hard to work from home.

A lot of talk and research has been put up on the internet what with the recent pandemic, the reprieve, and the second wave. The biggest thing that we have all learned as a society is that it is indeed possible to not only work from home, but can thrive within those conditions. 

For most of the people who didn’t have the chance to work remotely previously — the thought for a home-office / remote-work scenario might be something like: