Working Remotely in a Sustainable Way II
Christian Hunt
25 years: Behavioural science & compliance
In the previous video on this series we looked at how we perceive the situation of remote working. In this video Christian continues with his tips on how to get the most out of remote working. He further explains the changes we can make to it, and how to overcome some of the physical challenges.
In the previous video on this series we looked at how we perceive the situation of remote working. In this video Christian continues with his tips on how to get the most out of remote working. He further explains the changes we can make to it, and how to overcome some of the physical challenges.
Working Remotely in a Sustainable Way II
15 mins 24 secs
To deal with remote working, we need to optimise our home working environment; both for our equipment and ourselves; and finally, we need to overcompensate for the things that are missing. That way, we’ll make our experience more human and get more out of it.
Key learning objectives:
How can we overcome the physical challenges of remote working?
What are some useful tips to optimise remote working?
Christian Hunt
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