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In this short presentation, Ember Conley shares some advice for balancing working from home with caring for your family.
After all, Telecommuting, Zoom, WebEx Teams – the new norm for working parents. If you share your home with small children, it can create a whole new level of challenges, as far as productivity and functional parenting.
Most people thrive in an environment that has structure, expectations, input, and feedback. The same goes for children. The first thing to do is to layout your expectations regarding how they should behave during your working hours. Likewise, it’s important to validate them and remember that they also have expectations regarding having access to you while you are working from home. Ember Conley has found that this might include quiet times during a phone call or actual zoning of certain rooms during the day. Communication is key, so it’s a good idea to not only have a verbal conversation but also post easily understood signs in specific areas. Setting boundaries and being consistent are key factors in how successfully you can merge these two lifestyles. Ask your children to restate the expectations and listen to them carefully. Ensuring that everyone is clear will increase success.
Working from home is a challenge, and it is even more so when you have kids! Achieving a balance between getting your work done and taking are of kids is no easy feat, but it is possible. Hopefully these tips help! You can find the original content at EmberConley.net.
In this short presentation, Ember Conley shares some advice for balancing working from home with caring for your family.
After all, Telecommuting, Zoom, WebEx Teams – the new norm for working parents. If you share your home with small children, it can create a whole new level of challenges, as far as productivity and functional parenting.
Most people thrive in an environment that has structure, expectations, input, and feedback. The same goes for children. The first thing to do is to layout your expectations regarding how they should behave during your working hours. Likewise, it’s important to validate them and remember that they also have expectations regarding having access to you while you are working from home. Ember Conley has found that this might include quiet times during a phone call or actual zoning of certain rooms during the day. Communication is key, so it’s a good idea to not only have a verbal conversation but also post easily understood signs in specific areas. Setting boundaries and being consistent are key factors in how successfully you can merge these two lifestyles. Ask your children to restate the expectations and listen to them carefully. Ensuring that everyone is clear will increase success.
Working from home is a challenge, and it is even more so when you have kids! Achieving a balance between getting your work done and taking are of kids is no easy feat, but it is possible. Hopefully these tips help! You can find the original content at EmberConley.net.
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