Is your company starting ‘back to the office’ talk? Then, you better start tracking the right metrics now. As someone in analytics/IT that has negotiated and re-negotiated WFH, the most important factor I’ve seen in these discussions is keeping your points data-driven. This means taking initiative to analyze your own productivity. Here are 3 easy metrics you can start tracking NOW:
Is your company starting ‘back to the office’ talk? Then, you better start tracking the right metrics now. As someone in analytics/IT that has negotiated and re-negotiated WFH, the most important factor I’ve seen in these discussions is keeping your points data-driven. This means taking initiative to analyze your own productivity. Here are 3 easy metrics you can start tracking NOW:
When it comes to traveling, I’m convinced my husband and I are two of the worst planners ever, and our trip to Colorado was no exception. With wildfires going on near many locations on our list, we showed up with only 2 of 9 nights booked and had zero clue exactly which towns we wanted to visit. It wasn’t my first rodeo showing up to a place without a plan though, so I came prepared with ALL the research. What mountains do we want to hike? What breweries do we want to visit? What’s the best route to get the most out of our trip? You name it, and I had a list of options to pivot between. Overall, we ended up seeing everything plus more, so I hope sharing the details below inspires you tp plan your own impromptu trip! Here’s my poorly planned Colorado road trip itinerary that honestly could not have been more perfect. Day 1: Denver, Boulder, and Lyons We arrived to Denver late on a Friday night, so our first …
Wander With Cassie 