06/30/2020
Last past Sunday, The San Diego Union-Tribune ran a story about how businesses are finding new ways to make their employees happy with working from home. In addition, the article also features a photo of yours truly at my office Downtown Works.
We might not all work together yet we work together here. Here's an excerpt from the article:
“When people feel socially connected at work, it has a large impact on our mood, our well-being, and our ability to cope with stress and burnout,” Kirmayer said. “When people are happier at work and more satisfied, it translates to better retention and fewer sick days.”
Fernandez said he’d like to see more companies offering coverage for mental health services for staffers, or paying for access to online therapists or meditation through apps like Headspace and Calm.
After all, there’s a lot more going on in the world than a loss of comfortable desk space.