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How to go on vacation

Vacations at last! For many, the habit of leaving for the summer vacations is already well ancreated. For others, those with their first experience in the workplaceIt’s completely new. And new means the possibility oferror.

Give the best of yourself, even when you’re not there.

And yes, it’s possible! Here are some important tips to remember remember before you leave for a well-deserved rest. Before you leave, make sure you’re well-equipped to get away from it all and fill up on energy and creativity.and creativity.

  1. Don’t forget to add your absence message. This is not the place to learn anything, but when the pressure of the last tasks to be done comes on board, it’s sometimes a crucial stage in the process. elementary forgotten. Moreover, it’s not enough to simply send an absence message.

    First of all, vacations are necessary. The emergency number should not be your personal number. Secondly, make sure that the
    emergency-contact-colleague
    is not on vacation either, and above all, warned. Next, we suggest adding a little “color” to your message, since a break is festive! How do I add an automatic message to Outlook?
  2. Organize and clean out your e-mail inbox. A tidy mailbox = a mind ready to relax.
  3. Make sure you’ve completed any urgent tasks. It’s time to say goodbye to those little tasks you’ve been dragging along since the beginning of the year. Empty your mind so you can relax and return home as light as your vacation itself.
  4. Prepare your return to-do list. Even if you’re in denial about going back to the office, returning from vacation is a bit like starting a new year: you have to get off to a good start. Set yourself some goals before the vacations, so that when you get back you don’t forget all the great things you’ve planned to do.

Demers Beaulne wishes you a great vacation and welcome back!

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