Your Guide to Being Productive from Home
The Virtual Productivity Toolkit helps you seize all the advantages of working from home while minimizing the challenges. Learn the habits, technologies, and best practices that enable the best remote workers to accomplish far more than their in-office peers.
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Inside the Toolkit
The Toolkit offers you a a set of practical guidance on the key topics of remote work: online communication, remote meetings, virtual collaboration tools, staying focused, and avoiding burnout and social isolation in 44 pages of charts and diagrams.
- The opportunity afford by working from home
- How to communicate effectively and efficiently online
- What meetings you should have a in remote work environment
- The collaboration tools you'll want to use
- Technologies for file, task, and project management
- How to stay focused at home and create a home office environment that makes it easy to focus
- Apps that can help you avoid digital distractions
- How to avoid burnout when the lines between work and life blur
- The 5 elements to seek to avoid social isolation
Sneak Peek
Based on 5 years of remote working & management
The Toolkit is not just some nice ideas that we read somewhere. We've gotten in the trenches with entrepreneurs, managers and other high-performing professionals thinking about quitting their jobs prematurely and helped them find a different way of working and living - one they could sustain.
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The pandemic brought with it one of the biggest shifts in how we work in decades. Doing what you did before is not good enough.
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