4 tips for sharpening your personal comms while working from home
Here are four ways you can be a communication coach to your own self and prevent your skills from getting too rusty even as you continue to work from home.
Despite some recent, exaggerated pronouncements that working from home (WFH) is “over,” a significant portion of the workforce is still working either remotely or in a hybrid format, and COVID isn’t the only thing that’s keeping them at home anymore. Sky-high gas prices, better work-life balance, and family-related needs are among the many reasons that many still prefer to work from home, even if it’s relatively safe to return to their workplaces in some capacity.
Having the option of WFH is a good thing for most workers. For women in the workforce, it can often mean the difference between continuing to work or being forced to reduce hours or leave work entirely. But there can be some potential downsides to WFH.
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