Over the coming weeks and months we’re working to reset the role of Carnival House, the way we work within a pandemic constrained environment, and looking at how we want to work and use the office in the future, longer term.

We know that for most people remote working has taken some adjustment and many of us will have either overcome or be overcoming challenges and have discovered new ways of working along the way.

Whether you’re pro remote working, pro office or somewhere in the middle, we all have a story to tell and a different experience to share.

We caught up with a few familiar faces to get their take on remote working, what it means for them and to ask them for their top tips on how to collaborate effectively, maintain relationships and achieve balance.

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What’s your remote working story?

In one or two sentences let us know what remote working means to you? What have you discovered? What have you overcome? What would be your best tip for others still adjusting to remote working? Let’s help one another to adjust, collaborate and succeed.

Comment on our latest Insider article or email us at Internal.Comms@carnivalukgroup.com by 27 August and you could win a hamper of goodies worth £25.

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2 Comments

  1. Great to read so many positive stories of working from home! It’s enriched my life – long may it continue 🙂

  2. Katie Peterson on

    Working from home has been a challenge due to still living with my parents (my bedroom is my office) and having neighbour problems all throughout lockdown. But the one piece of advice I would give to anyone struggling is ROUTINE. Try to create a routine that works for you, try out different ways of working, whether that be taking a break each morning and afternoon and taking a lunch break, or getting up every half an hour. Starting and finishing at different times and getting fresh air and going for a walk has helped me massively! Don’t give up, the frustration is real, I feel you! But once you have found a routine that works for you, your motivation to get the job done will change overnight!

    P.S – Pro’s and con’s to working from home but either way I miss the office soooo much!

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