A Day in the Life as a WFH Girlie!

In my line of work, IT is always there lurking in the shadows! 👀

As a graduate student and a Senior Marketing Officer for BestShape, it enables me to balance my studies and career efficiently—all from the comfort of my home. 🏡


Maris Racal typing on her laptop while crying in this screengrab of her video posted 
on Twitter on Sept. 23, 2023 (MissMarisRacal/Twitter)

Being a WFH girlie means my alarm clock at 9AM is my Microsoft Teams call notification. Who can say no to a breakfast meeting, right? 😅

Kidding aside, being a WFH employee has enabled me to juggle work and school deadlines with ease. Online collaboration tools such as Telegram, Planner, Notion, and One Drive make my life so much easier. In addition, cloud storage ensures I can switch between my laptop, iPad, and phone without missing a beat. 👌

Time check: 12PM! Lunch? No, girl. You have schoolwork to do! So, I insert my graduate school deliverable every work lunch break. With this, I simply open up my Google Account to access my GDrive and GDocs. Time to have some academic fun! #LOL

Lunch meme posted on www.memedroid.com in 2019

On a serious note, when working and going to school remotely, IT is my best friend. From brainstorming campaign ideas on Microsoft Teams with my colleagues to tracking consumer trends through Ads Manager and Google Analytics, technology keeps everything running smoothly. Social media and Meta Business Suite help me connect with our audience, while online research tools free up time for reviewing graduate school lessons—all while lounging in my comfy home clothes. 

As IT evolves, I look forward to AI-driven marketing innovations and even smarter remote work and school tools. The WFH lifestyle is here to stay, and IT makes it better every day! 💪

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