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In this podcast you will learn how to stay motivated in your workplace, how you can stay energized and driven, and also how managers and leaders can create a highly achieving productive workplace. This podcast is dedicated to the study and function of motivation and drive in the workplace.
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Sunday Aug 02, 2020
Sunday Aug 02, 2020
In less than 8 minutes Dr. Ricardo gives advice on how managers can keep employees motivated and driven while working from home.
4 years ago
With COVID a lot of people had to option but to work from home. This can be challenging at times because it can be distracting. Specially if parents had their children. Keeping a positive mind and environment always helps. Communication is also key. Keeping an open communication with supervisor is important.
4 years ago
This was a great podcast and I found it incredibly relatable as I have been working from home for two years now. It is very important for managers to meet with employees when working from home because it helps to give employees goals and motivation. The most essential thing is to remain positive as this will go a long way in ensuring that employees do not start to feel unmotivated.
4 years ago
I love working at home but he can distract you if uij are not focus but it can allows you to spend more time with your family
4 years ago
MAN3303-This podcast about working from home has given me great ways to motivate myself not only working for home but also taking classes from home. A few great ways to motivate myself at home is to set specific goals with managers or professors, request feedback, and always stay positive. By making these simple changes I am making working in isolation much more desirable and motivating.
4 years ago
I truly enjoyed this podcast. The topic covered is something most, if not all, of us have faced recently. Encouragement and communication is key in all aspects of life — but especially when it comes to work.
4 years ago
This podcast is extremely relevant and informative during this time. This is a reminder that no matter what type of situation we are faced with, if we stay the course and utilize the tools we are given we can make anything happen
4 years ago
I feel like I can relate this podcast to my online courses. From here on out, when a professor asks what I expect from them, I will say compassion, understanding, and communication. I would also love more feedback so that I can improve with later assignments.
4 years ago
Working from home can either be a blessing or the bane of your existence, it depends on the person. Knowing how to deal with working at home and keeping your motivation up is key, as you said. Although you’re not under your bosses nose, it doesn’t mean you can slack off. You have to do your job like they are watching you at all times.
4 years ago
It is important to know how to change what you are used to and adapt to changes especially through a pandemic. I have a few friends that had to change to working remotely at home and she disliked it. Her managers were not very accommodating the motivating what she would ask for help. It was frustrating to see her struggle to change so everything done on paper to be switched to all online. Having patience and remembering to stay motivated and positive will help everyone in the long run.
4 years ago
To your point on encouragement, my supervisor sends out a Monday morning email that sets the attitude for the week and provides an inspirational quote. We always have a daily meeting that keeps us informed as to what is coming down the line and it gives an opportunity to ask questions and talk through problems. I find these methods helpful when working from