You watch Melrose Place?
Working from home and getting to know people
That’s the type of tidbit I used to learn about my co-workers at lunchtime during the 1990s. Other factoids shall remain confidential—what happens in the lunchroom stays there. Yet the point is it really was a great way to get to know people.
In writing a newsletter for people who work from home, we don’t have a spare conference room. But it would be nice to know you better. If you could take a minute or two to fill out the questionnaire below, it would give me some insights on the type of material you might enjoy.
Thank you for your participation. And to show my appreciation, please e-mail a screen shot of the final screen after you take the survey and I will put you in a drawing for a $10 Amazon ecard.
Another survey said: Interesting results from a LinkedIn survey
Speaking of surveys, my friend Sandra Kearney recently did a poll on LinkedIn asking people what most supports their emotional wellbeing at work, even on their worst days. Back in the day when I was working in an office, the people I worked with were the reason I kept going. So, it’s interesting to see what people are now answering. You might even be surprised. Check it out.
A home office essential… USB Wall Charger, Surge Protector, POWRUI 6-Outlet Extender with 2 USB Charging Ports (2.4A Total) and Night Light, 3-Sided Power Strip with Adapter Spaced Outlets - White，ETL Listed
Okay, this may seem like a luxury or convenience. Yet the more you think about it, particularly if you have a power strip sitting on your desk or floor, this makes sense. Check it out.
Inspiring quote of the week
“A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.”– John A. Shedd