Remote and work from Home work is more popular than ever. When you are armed with the truth, you can't go wrong. Go in blind and working from home can be a disaster for both you and your employer.
I have worked remotely for over decade for myself and several employers, I was one of the pioneers of remote work in contact centers in the early 2000s. They can be of great benefit to you if you do it well, and can be a disaster without a plan. Understanding the different types of working from home arrangements, and learning from all my mistakes.
Unlike most, I have no agenda. I am not here to promote Working from home as good or bad. I plan to simply lay out the facts bare and let you make a decision for yourself on how you work from home.
Learn how to set boundaries physically and mentally
Learn how to set the right expectations
Take advantage of all that is at your disposal
Win the Work from home game
You will be armed with everything you need to:
Prevent Burnout
Outperform your colleagues
Get promoted from Home
Negotiate Better work terms
Exit tactfully when necessary
Learn about remote work in a way no one else will share. In his classic irreverent and direct style.
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I'm a humanist first, futurist second, focused on the truth without euphemisms.
My life's work so far has been advising companies and governmental organizations on how to weaponize technology to connect emotionally with employees and customers. I am usually asked to speak on stage or advise select C-Suite executives in private.
I have been described as a polymath - which means I bring philosophy, technology and behavioral science to help people lead their best lives.
My work has been featured on Forbes, The Huffington Post, Entrepreneur and other business journals for thought leadership.
I have keynoted dozens of events and written over 200 blog posts.
I have helped organizations like Fastly, WeGoLook, Teleflora, Coca-Cola, state of Oklahoma and DirecTV.
My books include the Curated Experience, The Joyful Stoic, and No One Wants Customer Service.
