101 tips for telecommuters successfully manage your work, team, technology, and family
Unlike other technology-focused books on the subject of telecommuting, this one addresses the human aspects, offering succinct and practical tips to improve relationships, processes, resources, and systems at work and at home.
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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San Francisco :
Berrett-Koehler
c1999.
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| Edición: | 1st ed |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009627564106719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- ""Contents""; ""Foreword""; ""Special Foreword""; ""Preface""; ""Acknowledgments""; ""How to Use This Book""; ""Where to Begin""; ""1. Assess Yourself for Telecommuting Success""; ""Telecommuter Self-Assessment Checklist""; ""Working Well in Your Home Office""; ""2. Focus Your Life""; ""3. Focus Your Work""; ""4. Focus Your Day""; ""5. Avoid Time Wasters""; ""6. Maintain a Healthy Balance (Manage the Workaholic Within)""; ""7. Stay Motivated (Manage the Slouch Within)""; ""8. Get and Keep Your Office Organized""; ""9. Get and Keep Your Day Organized""
- ""10. Keep the “Administrivia� Under Control""""11. Manage the Maddening Mounds of Mail""; ""12. Determine the Best Location for Your Home Office""; ""13. Draw a Clear Line Between Your Work and Living Space""; ""14. Determine the Best Address for Your Home Office""; ""15. Design Your Office for Efficiency""; ""16. Design Your Office for Good Health""; ""17. Be Your Own OSHA Inspector""; ""18. Dress for Success (According to the New Rules)""; ""19. Make a Habit of Avoiding Bad Habits""; ""20. Reject the Refrigerator that Beckons You""; ""21. Work During Your Peak Energy Times""
- ""22. Making “The Rounds� for Efficient “Erranding�""""23. Stay Fit and Healthy""; ""24. Take Breaks to Relax, Re-energize, or Recover""; ""25. Multi-Task to Maximize Your Productivity""; ""26. Avoid the (Real or Perceived) Isolation Trap""; ""27. Track Expenses and Expenditures""; ""28. Simplify and Improve Continuously""; ""29. Reward Yourself and Celebrate Successes""; ""30. Take Responsibility for Developing New Skills and Managing Your Career""; ""Working Well with Your Family""; ""31. Negotiate Expectations and Agreements""; ""32. Get Your Family on Your Team""
- ""33. Manage and Minimize Distractions""""34. Establish Clear Interruption Rules""; ""35. Take Care of Childcare""; ""36. If You Mix Childcare and Work (God Help You!)""; ""37. “Take Your Children to Work� Guidelines""; ""38. The Shift to Home-Based Work with Older Children""; ""39. Meeting the Challenge of Eldercare or Family Care""; ""40. Minimize Household and Family Stress""; ""41. Working With and Around Your “4-Legged Children�""; ""42. Resolve Disagreements Promptly""; ""43. Accept the Guilt�and Move On""; ""44. Answering Phones: Decide Who and How""
- ""45. Get the Respect You Deserve (How to be sure you and your work are taken seriously)""""46. The Happy Marriage Partnership Guide to Office Sharing""; ""47. Schedule Periodic “How Goes It� Meetings""; ""Working Well with Your Team""; ""48. Establish a Rock-Solid Foundation of Trust""; ""49. Keep Your Boss Informed""; ""50. Know and Nurture Your Team""; ""51. Stay in Touch with Co-Workers""; ""52. Be (Creatively) Accessible by Telephone""; ""53. Don�t Ignore Those Who Resent You""; ""54. Network to Stay Visible and Informed""
- ""55. Stay on Track for Promotions (and Other Good Deals)""
