This week we have been completing our second Online/Offline Marketing training week and adding to our report in preparation for our exam, but due to the coronavirus outbreak we have had to do this online via GoToWebinar, which was strange at first but eventually I got used to it, and we did lots of Kahoots and practice exam questions. We still don't know when our exam is but I'm revising anyway.
The Coronavirus may have affected where I do my work and how but thankfully I am still able to carry out the normal duties I would be doing in the office. I'm still able to manage social media, create content using Canva and Photoshop, monitor the marketing inbox, collect metrics and view analytics and send and receive emails as well as a lot more. The only thing I can't do from home is put on the internal Premier IT, and we have created a range of different social media posts in response to the Coronavirus to post online.
Working at home has meant I've had to work independently and use my own initiative since I don't have my manager giving me tasks and things to do, though I can email and message colleagues on Slack if I ever do feel stuck and need something to be getting on with, communication is important when you don't have your colleagues to chat to in the office. I still wake up early every morning to start work at my usual time and give myself regular breaks. I've had to use my thinking skills to come up with engaging content to post in this worrying time.
The Coronavirus may have affected where I do my work and how but thankfully I am still able to carry out the normal duties I would be doing in the office. I'm still able to manage social media, create content using Canva and Photoshop, monitor the marketing inbox, collect metrics and view analytics and send and receive emails as well as a lot more. The only thing I can't do from home is put on the internal Premier IT, and we have created a range of different social media posts in response to the Coronavirus to post online.
Working at home has meant I've had to work independently and use my own initiative since I don't have my manager giving me tasks and things to do, though I can email and message colleagues on Slack if I ever do feel stuck and need something to be getting on with, communication is important when you don't have your colleagues to chat to in the office. I still wake up early every morning to start work at my usual time and give myself regular breaks. I've had to use my thinking skills to come up with engaging content to post in this worrying time.
Keep smiling! We will get through this and you are coping brilliantly! We have another training week to keep you entertained in May, and Simon set you some amazing projects to do last week. I cannot wait to see what you achieve.
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