高管们(CXOs)不擅长远程办公,所以他们强制要求所有员工都回到办公室工作。
1 分•作者: sankalpdomore•7 个月前
找到一份远程工作很容易。但要保住这份工作,难上十倍。<p>人们看到我从不同的城市和国家工作,以为远程工作只是关于自由和灵活。他们看到咖啡馆的照片,欧洲旅行,以及“随时随地工作”的生活方式。<p>他们没有看到的是,为了让这一切顺利进行,我付出了多年的自律。<p>现在找到并获得一份远程工作实际上比以往任何时候都容易。公司正在远程招聘,机会就在那里,面试通过Zoom进行。<p>远程工作之所以难,并不是因为工作本身。它之所以难,是因为它需要一种完全不同水平的自律和组织能力,而大多数人在开始时并不具备这些能力。<p>让我来分解一下我的意思。<p>你需要擅长沟通。不仅仅是好。要出色。因为当你不在办公室时,没有人看到你在工作。没有人知道你是否遇到了困难。除非你告诉他们,否则没有人知道你是否取得了进展。你需要过度沟通,这种方式一开始会让你觉得不自然。<p>你需要自己管理工作,而没有人监督。没有经理会走到你的桌子旁。没有看到别人工作的同伴压力。你需要自律,才能真正完成工作,当Netflix就在那里,即使你吃了三个小时的午餐,也不会有人知道。<p>利益相关者管理变得至关重要。你不能只是找人随便聊聊。所有事情都需要计划、记录并清晰地传达。你需要让不同时区的人保持一致,而没有了闲聊的机会。<p>你的组织能力需要完美。文件需要放在人们期望的地方。文档需要清晰。你的Figma文件不能一团糟。当人们无法拍拍你的肩膀问你在哪里时,所有事情都需要一目了然。<p>而这是大多数人低估的事情。你需要大约3到5年的持续自律,才能把自己塑造成一个优秀的远程协作人员。<p>三到五年。<p>不是三个月。不是一年。是多年来养成这些习惯,直到它们成为你的第二天性。<p>我从2018年就开始远程工作了。七年了。而且我仍在学习更好的沟通、组织和远程协作方式。这不是你在头六个月就能弄清楚的事情。<p>所以,当人们看到我从欧洲或不同的城市工作,并认为“这看起来很容易,我也想要”,他们没有看到的是,为了让它看起来容易,我付出了七年的实践。<p>远程工作并不适合所有人。这没关系。<p>它适合那些有耐心和自律,能够多年来培养这些技能的人。它适合那些可以独立工作而不需要外部结构的人。它适合那些能够主动沟通而不是被动反应的人。<p>这并不容易。它只是从外面看起来很容易。
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