Remote Workspace:
You want to ensure that you set yourself up with a functional workspace within your home. For example, working in your bedroom may lead to more distractions, and a decrease in your productivity. If you don’t have a separate office, designate part of your kitchen or dining room as your “office”.
Manage expectations:
Make sure your job expectations are clear between you and your manager from the beginning. This goes back to increasing your communication and creating deadlines you can stick to.
Use video conferencing:
Not everyone loves being on a video call. In the case of remote work, you don’t see your coworkers in-person often, and video conferencing allows you to connect in a more personal way than a phone call. Famously, they say 93% of communication is non-verbal, and video conferencing can help you and your coworkers be more effective in meetings.