4. Have some face-to-face contact
When a meeting does require an agenda, try to make it face-to-face. You’ll be able to bounce ideas off each other, get your creative juices flowing and give everyone a much needed break from their home office! At The Runnymede, we are dedicated to delivering a safe space for your meeting. We have created special socially distanced packages depending on your numbers where you can take advantage of our riverside setting and pay by the day.
5. Eat healthy meals and snacks
We know how tempting it is working so closely to your fridge however, research has shown that eating fruit and vegetables has a direct link on overall productivity levels, so by making sure your snacks are healthy ones, you’ll find working from home much less of a struggle – win win! If you decide to make the Runnymede your home office, our packages include delicious food options to keep you going and light bites are served all day in the Lounge.
6. Work in short bursts
An average day at the office would be broken up with meetings, team catch ups and coffee breaks, but when you’re working from home it can be very easy to become glued to your screen for the whole day. To combat this, create a structure for yourself by dividing the day into chunks of working time, followed by a short break. This should help create some structure and help maintain your concentration levels.