5 ways to strategically take a break
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5 WAYS TO STRATEGICALLY
TAKE A BREAK
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INTRODUCTION
• Some jobs demand a significant amount of contribution for long hours which
can be exhausted and frustrated.
• It is important to spend some time with friends and family, particularly if hectic
work makes it impossible for you to visit them regularly.
• Here is the list of some tips on how you could plan your work break times and
take a little trip or a vacation to meet your folks.
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THE BOSS AT YOUR WORKPLACE• It is important to inform your manager well in advance, preferably bringing out
two dates in case one of them is rejected.
• Talk to your team-mates about the workload that your team would have to bear
in your absence.
• It is highly suggested to organise and finish some of the crucial tasks before
you leave.
• The Boss would at this juncture be all too happy to assist you in organising your
tasks and to grant you official break times at work.
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THE COLLEAGUE WHO YOU WORK WITH
• A trade off would be mutually beneficial to have a peaceful work break times.
• For example, if any of your team-mate applies for a leave, you should help
him/her but you should make sure that you get precedence the next time in
exchange for your ‘sacrifice’ and vice versa.
• However, in case of head-on holiday clashes, may the best man win.
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THE WORK TRAINING
• One might not always have the luxury of having a colleague with the same job
profile who could step right in to share your work load.
• In this case, training a colleague with the finer aspects of your work would ease
both of your hassles in the long run.
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THE COMMUNICATIONS REGARDING WORK
• It becomes is annoying if you get a call from your colleagues, clients or
customers during your work break time.
• Setting up a vacation auto-reply message on your email service provider would
help you avoid such situation.
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THE TIME
• It would be a good idea to figure out your company’s rhythm in order to gauge a
lean period.
• When going away for a work break vacation, it wouldn’t hit the team or the
company significantly.
• For some companies, this would be around April – the end of the financial year.
• Long weekends might also be a good bet.
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CONCLUSION
Now that you have these tips at your disposal, we hope you use them to their full
potential and take that much-deserved trip to rejuvenate your senses.
Bon voyage!
