Getting to Continue to Work Remotely

Many people have come to prefer working at home to having to brave the commute for the privilege of sitting in a cube farm where you can’t even hear yourself think.

But now, employers are often summoning employees back to the office. If you’d rather work from home, my Psychology Today article today might help.

Countering Two Problems in Working from Home:Micromanagement and social isolation

A client today said she had lost motivation to work because of a double-whammy: "My boss has been micromanaging me more than ever. Plus, I don’t like working from home. I’m very social."

My Psychology Today article today addresses both issues. 

Working at Home in the Time of Coronavirus

The coronavirus is forcing many people to work from home, and they’re not used to it. As one said, “My commute is 15 feet from my bedroom, no one is structuring my day for me, and there’s no one to talk with.”

My Psychology Today article today presents my answers to  questions my clients have been asking me: