Post-confinement feelings and learnings

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At the dawn of the possible recovery towards which we are heading, I realize to what extent, beyond any professional skills, trust in others and control of one's emotions are very important factors of knowing how to continue to move forward in an unknown situation .

Personally, I experienced teleworking not as a constraint but rather as an experience that allowed me to confirm my natural ability to self-discipline , despite the physical distance from my work team. Although our agency uses task tracking and project management tools, this situation confirmed my interest in collaborating as much as possible with the Stratenet team: without them, I would not afghanistan mobile database had the chance to continue to evolve and develop my professional skills . Despite this, I think that sharing via video does not replace the value of physical interactions in a team . Of course, our team has remained and is very effective in teleworking, but I think that a mix of teleworking and face-to-face allows for more motivating interaction !


My few tips as a confined intern
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For many, working from home will remain the norm in the coming weeks and even months... So, we might as well share our experiences to help each other incorporate some tips into our daily routines to maintain our well-being and vitality.

During lockdown, I made sure to maintain my usual routines as much as possible . Here are the 3 promises I made to myself to stay grounded and keep my motivation high!

Maintain a work routine

Every morning, I got up at the same time as when I was supposed to go to the Stratenet agency. I also took advantage of my usual commute to start my workday early, given the parallel work I had to do as part of my Master's program.

So, while some people have had difficulty staying motivated, I, on the contrary, have had difficulty not overloading some of my days: with the deadlines for all my schoolwork getting closer, I had to pull out all the stops! So I experienced this confinement in a rather intense way...