The CVBT Audio Interview Podcast: Julie Olson-Buchanan
• Even when working from home, you can strive for a balance between work and life, Fresno State expert says
• “We do better when we’re rested and when we have time away from work”
Total Recorded Time is 13:13
Remember when going to your place of business meant getting dressed and then driving somewhere? But for months now going to work for millions has meant ambling down the hallway in your pjs to sit with your laptop at the kitchen table to work remotely amid the debris left from breakfast.
Talk about being on call 24-7.
And that brings us to our CVBT Interview guest… an expert on dealing with being on-call 24-7…. Julie Olson-Buchanan, who is the interim dean of Fresno State’s Craig School of Business.
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