Adjusting and accepting the situation of the global pandemic be a stressful period marked with higher anxiety levels. The long terms effects of being confined to our homes can also take a toll on our mental health with new challenges of working from home during Coronavirus.
We’ve put together some advice and tips to take care of your mental health and your employees’ mental health during these uncertain times.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic that has spread across the world, an increasing number of businesses around the world are advising employees to work from home in accordance with social distancing. This means, by telecommuting, they will avoid the daily interactions that might expose us to the threat of infection, which makes a lot of sense, but transplanting that nine-to-five into your home-sweet-home is not so straightforward.
Use these 17 tips to unlock your potential and push aside distractions to improve your productivity while working from home.
Meet the face behind Servcorp PwC Tower, an inner-city shared workspace haven with unrivaled views.
Author: Sharedspace. This article first appeared on www.sharedspace.co.nz
From the moment you step onto Level 26, you are welcomed by the ever bubbly Tanzi who immediately makes you feel like you are exactly where you are meant to be. The right people + the right place = the right position, this is Servcorps mantra. This unbranded space becomes your own, with the option to share space and ideas, work in private or dabble in both, Servcorp works hard to ensure the fit is right. We caught up with Tanzi who looks after Servcorp in the PwC Tower to find out more about what the space is all about.
In an ideal world, a business is judged based on the quality of their product and customer service. Unfortunately, there are a wide array of critical factors that cannot be ignored if you are looking to succeed in a client-facing company. With that said, what those factors are can be quite challenging to identify, and even more difficult to adjust to within your campaign.
As Will Durant once wrote in The Story of Philosophy: “... We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit.”
This quote, often misattributed to Aristotle, is an excellent simplification of our ability to improve and develop through repetition. However, just as we can learn to better ourselves over time, continuing to make the same mistakes will often leave a lasting impact on personal productivity. A situation can easily befall anyone working a full-time job, as effectiveness falters against a need to reach your daily quotas before closing time.
For a fledgling entrepreneur attempting to make their name in the business world, the need to choreograph every internal process necessary for smooth growth can seem insurmountable. It is because, regardless of how much prior experience you may be bringing with you from previous ventures, the developmental stage of building your business from the ground up has its own set of skills, which are difficult to learn from theory alone.
As a fledgeling company or upstart hopeful, you want to gather as much information about the potential pitfalls of your new endeavour as you can.
Servcorp endeavours to assist our Virtual Office clients in meeting compliance with New Zealand business registration law.
Do you know what your customers really think about your company, products, or services? If you don’t have an answer readily available, you should make it a point to find out: over 70 percent of consumers trust the opinions of their family and friends over marketing messages.
Adjusting and accepting the situation of the global pandemic be a stressful period marked with higher anxiety levels. The long terms effects of being confined to our homes can also take a toll on our mental health with new challenges of working from home during Coronavirus.
We’ve put together some advice and tips to take care of your mental health and your employees’ mental health during these uncertain times.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic that has spread across the world, an increasing number of businesses around the world are advising employees to work from home in accordance with social distancing. This means, by telecommuting, they will avoid the daily interactions that might expose us to the threat of infection, which makes a lot of sense, but transplanting that nine-to-five into your home-sweet-home is not so straightforward.
Use these 17 tips to unlock your potential and push aside distractions to improve your productivity while working from home.
Meet the face behind Servcorp PwC Tower, an inner-city shared workspace haven with unrivaled views.
Author: Sharedspace. This article first appeared on www.sharedspace.co.nz
From the moment you step onto Level 26, you are welcomed by the ever bubbly Tanzi who immediately makes you feel like you are exactly where you are meant to be. The right people + the right place = the right position, this is Servcorps mantra. This unbranded space becomes your own, with the option to share space and ideas, work in private or dabble in both, Servcorp works hard to ensure the fit is right. We caught up with Tanzi who looks after Servcorp in the PwC Tower to find out more about what the space is all about.
In an ideal world, a business is judged based on the quality of their product and customer service. Unfortunately, there are a wide array of critical factors that cannot be ignored if you are looking to succeed in a client-facing company. With that said, what those factors are can be quite challenging to identify, and even more difficult to adjust to within your campaign.
As Will Durant once wrote in The Story of Philosophy: “... We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit.”
This quote, often misattributed to Aristotle, is an excellent simplification of our ability to improve and develop through repetition. However, just as we can learn to better ourselves over time, continuing to make the same mistakes will often leave a lasting impact on personal productivity. A situation can easily befall anyone working a full-time job, as effectiveness falters against a need to reach your daily quotas before closing time.
For a fledgling entrepreneur attempting to make their name in the business world, the need to choreograph every internal process necessary for smooth growth can seem insurmountable. It is because, regardless of how much prior experience you may be bringing with you from previous ventures, the developmental stage of building your business from the ground up has its own set of skills, which are difficult to learn from theory alone.
As a fledgeling company or upstart hopeful, you want to gather as much information about the potential pitfalls of your new endeavour as you can.
Servcorp endeavours to assist our Virtual Office clients in meeting compliance with New Zealand business registration law.
Do you know what your customers really think about your company, products, or services? If you don’t have an answer readily available, you should make it a point to find out: over 70 percent of consumers trust the opinions of their family and friends over marketing messages.
