Worksheet · Remote Work · Optimizing Your Working Conditions
Remote work routine and communication planner
From the lesson Managing Your Time and Dealing With Time Zones
Work through each step on paper or on screen. Use a real business, a project of your own or a friend’s idea. Keep this page for your portfolio.
1Write your top three tasks for tomorrow.
2Block two focus periods in your calendar.
3Add your working hours and time zone to your profile and calendar.
Worked example to compare with: Planning a day with a time-zone team
- Morning: two hours of focused work with notifications off.
- Midday: reply to messages and write the update for teammates who are offline.
- Shared window: meetings and live questions only in the agreed overlap hours.
- Evening: stop, and do not check chat.
- Takeaway: write updates so teammates in other zones can act without waiting for you.
Check yourself
- I can explain "Managing Your Time and Dealing With Time Zones" in one sentence.
- I used a real business or project, not just an idea.
- I know what I will do next, and by when.
Notes
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