Working Remotely in a Sustainable Way I
Christian Hunt
25 years: Behavioural science & compliance
If you’re someone who's having to work remotely in a job that was originally designed to be done from an office, then this video is for you. In this two-part video series on "Working remotely in a sustainable way", Christian gives us an overview of some of the reasons why remote working can be challenging and what can be done to make it less of an ordeal for ourselves.
If you’re someone who's having to work remotely in a job that was originally designed to be done from an office, then this video is for you. In this two-part video series on "Working remotely in a sustainable way", Christian gives us an overview of some of the reasons why remote working can be challenging and what can be done to make it less of an ordeal for ourselves.
Working Remotely in a Sustainable Way I
15 mins 17 secs
In a world where we may not have a choice about whether we have to work from home, we do have a choice about how we perceive the experience. If we can find upsides and focus on those, it’ll help make us feel more optimistic about the whole thing.
Key learning objectives:
Why does remote working feel different?
How can we make remote working more manageable?
What is “The Bright Side” and how can it help in the case of remote working?
Christian Hunt
16:12
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