by myworkhive | Oct 9, 2020 | For employers, For job seekers, Getting started, Making it work: managing remote teams |
How to work efficiently from home Click for more free resources on remote working This year, the arrival of COVID19 has resulted in a surge in remote working. One survey in September 2020 indicated that 40% of UK office workers were still working from home. For some,...
by myworkhive | Apr 5, 2019 | Getting started, Making it work: managing remote teams |
How to tackle loneliness when you work from home ; Beating loneliness when you work from home Working from home can be great – there are fewer distractions, and there’s no long, stressful commute. But even though we love remote working, we think it’s...
by myworkhive | Jun 26, 2018 | Career change & coaching, Getting started
Moving to the country? How to quit the city without quitting your career You’ve had enough of city life. You’ve spent more hours than you’d like to admit looking at cute cottages online. You’re nearly ready to make the move. There’s just...
by myworkhive | Jun 26, 2018 | For job seekers, Getting started, Making it work: managing remote teams
Want to work from home? Here's how to encourage your boss to say 'yes' There are loads of reasons for wanting to work from home. Maybe you’re exhausted by a long daily commute. Or struggling to do the school-run dash and still get to work on time. Working...
by myworkhive | Jun 26, 2018 | Career change & coaching, Getting started, Sectors
What jobs can I do from home? Our top five industries for interesting, remote careers Looking for a remote job? The good news is more and more employers are embracing remote working, which means there’s a growing choice of roles you can do from home. But some...
by myworkhive | Nov 15, 2017 | Career change & coaching, Courses, Getting started |
In 2014, Taylor Lane was struggling through the daily grind. She hated being stuck in the same office, and dreaded her daily commute. A trip to Guatemala and a stint of volunteer work changed all that. Taylor decided things couldn’t go back to the way they were....
