It has been months since people, across the world, have started working remotely. Working from home is the new “normal” for many. However, this work setting comes with its own set of challenges which, at times, can be overwhelming. Harsh Goenka recently tweeted about the same and his post is something that you may relate to.
Harsh Goenka has been the chairman of RPG Enterprises (HT Photo)
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“The biggest issues with working remotely...” he tweeted and shared a picture of a pie chart. The chart shows the reasons and their percentages. The chart shows that the two most significant issues are “Collaboration and communication” and “Loneliness”.
Check out the tweet to know what the others also are
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Since being shared yesterday, people have shared all sorts of comments to express their agreement to the tweet. Some have shared a few more reasons of their own too.
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Since being shared yesterday, people have shared all sorts of comments to express their agreement to the tweet. Some have shared a few more reasons of their own too.
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“Many of these arise from the fact for lot of us, work is defined in context of work place and social interactions play an important role. And however good virtual is, virtual is never real,” wrote a Twitter user. “Time teaches us…wfh is in practice in western world from many years…Eventually we will also learn...Main thing is discipline and clear boundary with a home office which we and family both need to adhere to which makes difference,” another argued.
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