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My Five R’s To Cope And Thrive In The Covid19 Lockdown

For people like us who are so used to having our days full, going through a lockdown is quite an adjustment. Just weeks ago, I was ticking off my seemingly unending list of deadlines for work. Today, my days are all about making sure my family...

Kaye Leah Cacho-Sitchon

Coronavirus, Social Distancing, Nosediving Markets – How I choose to cope.

Coronavirus is on top of everyone’s mind, and mine too. On one side I have to work from home, I have restless children, practice social distancing, frequent hand washing and on the other side I have, falling markets, worried clients, limited cash and similar views...

Sneha Jaggar

Use The Ivy Lee Method To Boost Productivity While Remote Working

Now that you're working from home do you suddenly find yourself struggling to be productive? What do you think is better for you? - Tackle the complexities of your day with an additional complex to-do system in place? or try to create a simple one?...

Gina Romero

Web Developer: A Day In The Life | Connected Women

Meet The CW Team: A Day In The Life Of A Software Developer

Ed is one of the few male members in the Connected Women team. He loves contributing to various causes with his passion for coding. He shares his tips and life advice for those who want to enter and excel in the development field. Meet our software developer.

Jay Edeeson Opina

10 Best Qualities That Your Remote Worker Should Have

If you’ve been feeling burned out lately and there seem to be not enough hours in the day to play your role properly, then you may need to consider having a remote staff with these qualities.

Gina Romero

Managing Remote Teams: How To Develop A Good Working Relationship With Your Virtual Staff

This article is an excerpt from my eBook, "Delegate or Automate, A Simple Guide To The Virtual Workplace." You are now working with a remote worker or a virtual team member, congratulations! But the cold, hard truth is that you need to be patient with remote team members when working with them in this setup for the very first time. Here's why.

Gina Romero

4 Answers To Manage Your Remote Team Better

We Answered 4 Top Questions On How To Manage Remote Teams

Having a remote team may be daunting at first. It has a different set of challenges compared to managing an onsite team. Despite the distance and maybe even time difference, there are plenty of ways to maximize team productivity and collaboration.

Nicai de Guzman

9 Women-Led Startup Unicorns To Inspire You!

Unicorns are not just magical creatures. In the startup industry, companies valued at $1 billion or more have been called “unicorns” -- a term coined by venture capitalist Aileen Lee in 2013, to demonstrate the statistical rarity of billion-dollar ventures.

Nicai de Guzman

To Me, From Me

"I had written a note to myself on my birthday sometime back and on International Women’s Day, I would like to share the note with all of you. Hope this adds oil to your lamp and brightens you up." - Sneha Jaggar, Connected Women member...

Sneha Jaggar

5 Ways For Employers To Engage Their Remote Workers And Improve Morale

Keeping workers engaged is even more difficult when having a remote team instead of on-site employees. Here are a couple of ways to keep your remote workers engaged and motivated.

Alex Birch