Are you working from home at the moment? As we follow guidance to reduce the spread of coronavirus, many of us are finding ourselves working from home for potentially the first time. This shift in routine can be a difficult transition, even for people who may have already spent a portion of their time working from home each week.
If you are a manager of a team, or a professional whose working hours are continuing as normal, only this time from your home office, this guide is for you. Follow these useful tips to ensure the best health and safety measures are taken while working remotely.
Running a startup is undeniably one of the most challenging career paths to take, because it comes with a huge factor of risk. It all starts with an idea that you are working on, which grows into an investment, with a certain level of faith in it turning out to be a success.
To increase your chances of success, a startup will need to consider both the external and internal factors affecting its product, service, and business overall. One of the most important external factors that plays a large role in the success of a startup is your “workspace".
Motivation is an elusive, sometimes unpredictable aspect of our work and life. It’s affected by many different things: anything from the number of hours you sleep, through to the number of emails you receive, can increase or decrease your passion for work.
Fortunately, there are a number of steps you can take to improve your motivation across everything you do. In this guide, discover how to identify what’s demotivating you, what motivates you, and how you can improve your productivity and enjoyment at work.
Would you like to spend more time working on your business, and less time fighting against an inbox avalanche?
Editor & Founder of Startups Magazine, Daisy Stapley-Bunten, shares her experience of the daily battles that come with running and growing a new business, and her time management tips to reduce and prevent overwhelm, in this guide.
