Managers Deal With The Problem Of Too Much Videoconferencing
Managers need to understand that too many videoconferences can lead to videoconference burnout
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Managers need to understand that too many videoconferences can lead to videoconference burnout
Managers who are thinking about quitting their job need to be very careful and consider what it is going to take to make them happy
Managers know that technology has given us more flexibility in how we work than ever before, and for that, our mental well-being has definitely improved. They know that the human brain can only tolerate so much stimulation before reaching overload. Managers try to combat this by changing the work environment to avoid burning out, giving … Read more
Managers need to get good at detecting when members of their team are starting to feel burnout and then they need to take steps to deal with this
Isn’t it the dream of every IT manager to have the IT manager skills to create a fully committed team? A team that understands what you are trying to accomplish as a team, has fully bought in to that dream, and is aggressively working to achieve your goals? It turns out that there is a … Read more
Over the past weekend I got a call from Phil who is one of my long-time colleagues who works in the telecommunications business. We got to talking and then, as it always does, the macho game of “who’s working harder” came up. This around Phil won the game: he had just put in 105 hours … Read more
By Dr. Jim Anderson Most IT jobs consist of doing work in a constantly reoccurring cycle: define, design, create, test, deploy, repeat. When we get our first IT job or when we jump onto a new program, this can all seem so very new and exciting. However, once we reach the fourth or fifth cycle, … Read more