Work from home has become an all too familiar term globally since the onset of the pandemic. While this wasn't a foreign concept before, a 2020 survey of 800 HR executives showed that 88% of the organizations had turned to remote working since the pandemic's onset.

Working from home is a dream for some, especially if they lived away from their family due to work. Working from home also allows us to work the way we want and make a flexible schedule according to our needs where possible.

Even if you are not typically an anxious person, it's common to feel some anxiety during periods of change or uncertainty. This anxiety is what our body does to try and avoid any danger to keep ourselves safe.

If you’re feeling anxious or worried during this time, you’re not alone. Anxiety is normal, and in some cases it can be helpful. For example, research during past pandemics show that people who worry are more likely to do the things that help to keep the virus at bay, like frequent hand washing and staying at home.

However, sometimes anxiety can be unhelpful which is very common. Here are some top tips from the Blackdog Institute on how we can best manage ourselves during this stressful and uncertain time. We are all in this together 🧡 

A career change rarely happens overnight. In most cases, a growing sense of dread, increased boredom and finally, infuriating frustration culminate in action. If you suspect you might be due for a change in vocation, look out for the following red flags:

Finding a career that’s a perfect mix of your passions, skills, and values is crucial if you want to make a success of it. Ensure the next step in your career is one that will serve you well, by bearing the following questions in mind:

Q: How long is the ideal workweek?