1.- It is necessary to have some kind of geolocated system for recording working hours, such as Timenet, to be able to mark when the working day begins and ends, so that the schedules can be clearly established, and to know that you are working, and that it is not the time to do other tasks in between, such as putting on washing machines, or cooking.
2.- It is important to have a space specially created and intended for working, that has all the ergonomic characteristics that help to be more productive, and also to differentiate leisure spaces from work spaces.
3.- It is highly recommended to set a schedule and start working early in the morning, after having showered, eaten breakfast and dressed as if you were going to work in an external place, this way you maintain a daily routine and mentally have the clearer feeling of being working.
4.- Working by projects and objectives can be a good way to structure work and know where to start, again systems like Timenet allow you to associate the worker with specific projects and track all the tasks carried out in each case.
5.- Communicate frequently with the company and with your colleagues, it is important to create an online environment in which it is possible to talk and send messages, again Timenet has an internal messaging service that allows you to send messages between workers and the company without the need to use external applications.
6.- You need to take short breaks to eat, drink or stretch, as this will help you avoid injuries and continue working with more concentration. Timenet also allows you to mark the beginning and end of these breaks.
7.- Really end the workday, logging in through Timenet, and then do some activity such as practicing a sport, or going for a walk that allows you to make the transition between and disconnect your mind to start again the next day with renewed energy and desire.