Planning your day when colleagues work in other time zones
When someone's morning is someone else's evening, the day can feel chopped in two. A few simple habits help you to make the most of the overlap.
When someone's morning is someone else's evening, the day can feel chopped in two. A few simple habits help you to make the most of the overlap.
A short, honest review before the weekend shows what went well and what got in the way. It also gives Monday a head start.
The working day is full of short pauses that vanish unused. With a list of small jobs ready, you can turn them into quiet progress.
When a colleague moves on, their work lands on someone else's desk. A calm, orderly start makes the first weeks far easier.
A calm morning often starts the night before. Packing your bag in the evening removes a string of small decisions from the rush to leave.
If a regular routine wastes effort, a well-made suggestion can help everyone. Here is how to raise it calmly and make it easy for others to agree.