Starting a New Job REMOTELY while WORKING FROM HOME (What to expect and top tips)

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  • Опубликовано: 8 май 2021
  • I recently started a new job remotely and there's three main things that i’ve learned are different doing this remotely as opposed to going into the office. If you're currently waiting to start a new job remotely and not sure what to expect I think this video will be helpful or maybe if you're just curious as to what I've experienced, stay tuned for that.
    Working From Home is still relatively new and starting a new job in this fashion has been very interesting.
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    💪🏻 LinkedIn: Jac Williams
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    #workingfromhome #remoteworking #startingnewjob

Комментарии • 36

  • @Truegho
    @Truegho 2 года назад +8

    Give me working from home ANY day! No packed-train commuting, office politics, rushing into the shower and throwing your breakfast down your throat in a constantly chore effort to make it into work early.

  • @FeliciaAyensua
    @FeliciaAyensua 3 года назад +11

    Yay another civil service youtuber! I can definitely relate - started my current role working remotely and it didn't feel as natural at first, but have managed to find ways around it. Great tips about taking notes and being proactive too!

    • @JacWilliamsVideo
      @JacWilliamsVideo  3 года назад +1

      Awesome! Definitely feels weird at first but glad you’ve got used to it :)

  • @andrewtoh6627
    @andrewtoh6627 2 года назад

    Thanks for sharing your experience, will try these tips out and embrace the experience!

  • @messinadress
    @messinadress 3 года назад +2

    Hi Jac. Just wanted to say I'm starting a new job at the civil service this week and your videos on the interview process and starting work have been a huge help in giving me an idea of what to expect. Thank you and keep up the good work!

    • @JacWilliamsVideo
      @JacWilliamsVideo  3 года назад

      That’s great! I’m glad the videos have been helpful and good luck in the new role :) take care

  • @traveltheglobechannel
    @traveltheglobechannel Год назад

    Living the dream my friend 😊 we have a video on the best places to live when you have no fixed location! Keep smashing it 💥

  • @alcidesyfedra1381
    @alcidesyfedra1381 Год назад

    This was really helpful!

  • @goodlife430
    @goodlife430 3 года назад +1

    This was a very helpful video. Thank you

  • @tejvirsingh7282
    @tejvirsingh7282 3 года назад +3

    A very useful video with Great advice, Thank you! 😁

    • @JacWilliamsVideo
      @JacWilliamsVideo  3 года назад +1

      Thanks mate, I hope you're doing well?

    • @tejvirsingh7282
      @tejvirsingh7282 3 года назад +1

      @@JacWilliamsVideo Doing great brother, hope you are doing well too. 🙏

  • @BM-vv2vd
    @BM-vv2vd 3 года назад +1

    Hi Jac I have a civil service interview soon and I have been watching your very handy videos! They have helped me out big time in drafting my competencies...please would you be able to make a video on the competency of ‘working together’? I would love to hear your tips on this

    • @JacWilliamsVideo
      @JacWilliamsVideo  3 года назад +1

      Hey! I’ve never actually had that behaviour but I’ll try and think of some ideas :)

  • @nanaammaadu-brobey8059
    @nanaammaadu-brobey8059 3 года назад +1

    Jac Williams I have interview on health data analysis on Tuesday. Can you please post videos on health data analysis or data analysis job interview

  • @matthewhollis250
    @matthewhollis250 3 года назад +1

    Hey Jac, I came across you not long ago whilst looking for help with the situational judgement test. Haven't managed to snag a job yet, but with your advice (and a ton of other videos I binged on the topic) I managed to get through. Currently waiting to see if my personal statement was enough to get me an interview.
    You seem like a pretty chill guy and your content is fun to watch. Hope everything goes well with your own new job, and you keep going with the channel

    • @JacWilliamsVideo
      @JacWilliamsVideo  3 года назад

      Hey Matthew, keep going I'm sure your next job is just around the corner. I find it's often out of nowhere that something pops up. Thanks very much, I'm glad the content is fun to watch as I'm really enjoying having this channel and I'll definitely keep going. Take care.

  • @neaeanblue
    @neaeanblue 5 месяцев назад

    Yeah, I have an onboarding step to sign in to my company's site with login but the site is not working for me. It's definitely awkward while I wait for an answer.

  • @emilyc5625
    @emilyc5625 2 года назад +1

    Man I had a job where we hired 4 people and I had to train them all while doing my job . 50 -100 questions a day collectively I kid you not . That would have been very challenging remotely wow

  • @hellothere8812
    @hellothere8812 2 года назад

    I’m about start as a graduate engineer and plan to work in the office 3 days then the other 2 days I work from home, but also glad because the commute to work is 1 hour. Never done it before and a bit nervous 😬

    • @JacWilliamsVideo
      @JacWilliamsVideo  2 года назад +2

      2/3 days of both is a great balance. Embrace the nerves and enjoy it :)

    • @hellothere8812
      @hellothere8812 2 года назад

      @@JacWilliamsVideo I’ve started, it’s actually really amazing and love working from home and at the office, it’s definitely a good work balance.

  • @theone-nm2xu
    @theone-nm2xu 2 года назад +1

    Home insurance will have to go up because your wfh,also you should get less wages due to no travel costs to work

  • @apollocreed5391
    @apollocreed5391 2 года назад

    Jac! I'm starting with the dwp soon it's 3 days a week wfh... Any idea if this will be a long term thing?

  • @redwanahmed3308
    @redwanahmed3308 3 года назад +1

    Love this Jac. Are you still with the Civil Service?

  • @noeliaahernandez6379
    @noeliaahernandez6379 2 года назад

    Kind of unrelated but where did you buy that bookshelf behind you !?

  • @theone-nm2xu
    @theone-nm2xu 2 года назад +1

    Why does a company need to pay your inflated wages when it can be outsourced abroad for half the cost,you wfh people are so deluded,wait And see

    • @keifer7813
      @keifer7813 2 года назад +3

      Alright office pet

    • @anpleb6074
      @anpleb6074 Год назад +1

      They can outsource the work - but it will be lower quality work and the employer will have to deal with a language barrier. You get what you pay for and many remote workers are worth the cost :)