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public:nnels:etext:pa-time-management [2020/04/03 17:40]
rachel.osolen created
public:nnels:etext:pa-time-management [2021/05/11 20:51]
rachel.osolen
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 ======Time Management and Workplace Health====== ======Time Management and Workplace Health======
  
-<note important>UNDER CONSTRUCTION</note>+Part of productivity is having good time management, and making sure you can take care of yourself. Working from home can present its own challenges, and this section will provide some tips on how to stay healthy and productive!
  
-  * 15 hours a week, which can be divided in a way that suits your lifestyle and work flow the best +You are allowed to divide your 15 hours a week in a way that suits your lifestyle and workflow the best
-  * There are a few apps out there for tracking your time+ 
-  * Eg AntiRSI +You can use an online time tracking tool to help ensure you are meeting your 15 hours a week target. We recommend the free online tracker [[https://toggl.com/|toggl]].  
-  * TAKE PROPER BREAKS!!! + 
-  * This is SOOO important for your mental and physical health+It is also important to your mental and physical health to make sure you are working with proper physical support to avoid body pain. 
-  * Every 20 minutes let your eyes look away from the screen for 20 seconds + 
-  * Do stretches to avoid tendonitis and muscle cramps +  * If you are at desk, try to set it up for [[https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/adult-health/in-depth/office-ergonomics/art-20046169|proper support and alignment]]
-  * Make sure to sit in a place with proper support +  * If you work from a couch or bed, invest in a lap desk, or use a pillow to avoid shoulder and next strain. 
-  * My home desk as an aerodynamic chair and an adjustable footrest +  * Take regular breaks. You can try an app like [[http://antirsi.leverlabs.io/|AntiRSI]] for Mac, or [[https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/p/break-timer/9wzdncrcsvj9?activetab=pivot:overviewtab|Break Time]] for Windows PC. 
-  * I also have one of those couch chair cushions and a lap desk for when I work in bed or on the could+  * Do regular [[https://www.bupa.co.uk/newsroom/ourviews/desk-stretches|stretches]] to avoid tendonitis and muscle cramps
-  * Download antRSI for your computer to help remind you to take proper breaks+  * Every 20 minutes let your eyes look away from the screen for 20 seconds to avoid eye strain and headaches (stress or migraine.) 
 +  * Rest your eyes for 15 minutes after two hours of continuous computer use
 +  * If you have access, take walks outside during your break.
  
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