PPB March 2021

I t’s been a year since the pandemic forced many people to start working remotely. While most of us are accustomed to the arrangement, fewer of us are thriving because of it. That’s because working from home can be endlessly tough. There are countless distractions, from kids to pets and to partners also trying to get their own work done. Meanwhile, the workday hours blur as the work piles up and before we know it, we’re tethered to our desks and working around the clock. Since many companies are delaying reopening offices on a full-time basis, now is the best time to get meticulous about time management. Working from home can blur the boundaries between work time and personal time like nothing else. On one hand, the work doesn’t stop just because you’re at home, but on the other, you can’t be a great leader or employee when you spend all your time Working from home has been a big adjustment as people’s work and personal lives collide. Try these time management tips to help you reclaim the lost balance you crave. By Jackie Gaines Time Management In The ‘New Normal’ Of Remote Work PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT 72 | MARCH 2021 | THINK