It’s critical for your sanity and for the sake of work actually getting done to establish clear boundaries for the home office. This pertains to space – where is your workspace and who is allowed access to it – and to when you’re ‘at the office’ and when you’re ‘at home.’
I’ve highly recommend having a [...]
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Tuesday Home Office Tips: Establish Clear Boundaries
Posted in work/life, tagged Managing Expectations, time management, work/life, working from home on July 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Think Dim Sum, Not All You Can Eat Buffet…or, the Fallacy of Having it All.
Posted in work/life, tagged language, work/life on February 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One of the challenges of managing the intersection of work and life is that the language that we currently use to discuss it is misleading, and often dangerously so.
One of the phrases I hate is “having it all.” I hate it for a couple of reasons. It makes the person who wants to “have [...]
