Create Your Remote Work Plan — And Communicate It Right Away [Includes Template]

MJ Petroni

April 7, 2020

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Create Your Remote Work Plan — And Communicate It Right Away [Includes Template]

The following is a template for creating your own letter to colleagues and supervisors about your proposal for working remotely. It’s a tactical approach to handling the basics of your workspace, impacts on your workload and availability. It includes best practices for productivity, collaboration and connection that come from years of experience from remote workers around the world. You could also ‘flip’ this letter if you are a decision-maker on remote work to give people guidelines on what they should expect and do.

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