Behind the Scenes of Working from Home: Part 1

Corry

Marketing Manager

While it is normal for our Registry Partners employees to work from home, some things have changed a little or a lot with their working environment due to COVID-19. As we found a new normal from sharing workspaces with family, adjusting to new schedules, and homeschooling children, we would like to share some photos of our furry friends and new co-workers gained over the last several months. We’re calling this 3 part series Behind the Scenes of Working from Home (WFH) and over the course of the month, we’ll highlight some of the ways our team members are now adjusting with their remote life during this unprecedented time. 

Kelly D. – The first picture is my youngest son, Tyler (left). I am on the other side of the closed door. My husband sent this picture to me while I was working with the caption, “Waiting for Mommy”. The second picture (right) is a surprise from my oldest son, Aiden. It put a big smile on my face when I opened up my keyboard drawer to work and found such a nice thoughtful note from my kiddo
ReNetha T. – Kadie and Tenslee, my work station is a little table in an RV with my two adorable co-workers one watching YouTube and the other finding new things for her new hobby.
Debra M. – My co-worker, Daphne. She’s not very good on the computer but she is great company. No one enters my office without her permission.
Wendy C. – My WFH supervisors. Kewe Kitty and Bubba.
Charlotte T. – My “office” is at the foot of my bed in front of a huge picture window with the view of Pikes Peak and all of the west side of Colorado Springs, CO. My co-work is my 10 yr cat, prima donna, who sleeps on the bed beside me, while I work. She lays on my books knowing she will get an extra neck rub when I have to move her to get to the books!
Erica S. – My newest WFH buddy is Duke Kaboom. 8 week old Golden Retriever and my family are so in love!

We want to thank all our employees for doing what they do best and rising to the challenge during this time of uncertainty. Their efforts and continued contributions are appreciated.

…. Remember, the best therapist has fur and four legs. 😊

Keep an eye out for our next post in the series!