Office of the Vermont Attorney General

TJ Donovan, Vermont Attorney General

2020 Remote Work Check In

2020 Remote Work Check in

Now, more than ever, it is important that we hear from you about your well being and the challenges you may be experiencing while working remotely. To promote open communication, this survey is anonymous. No questions are mandatory.

What, if anything, is the biggest challenge you are currently facing while working remotely?

What can the AGO do to better support you or help you manage this challenge? For example, is there a system, practice, or policy that can help alleviate this challenge?

What, if anything, is the second biggest challenge you are currently facing while working remotely?

What can the AGO do to better support you or help you manage this challenge? For example, is there a system, practice, or policy that can help alleviate this challenge?

What, if anything, do you feel the AGO is doing well to support you or other employees at this time?

Are there any strategies for balancing work and home responsibilities that you would like to share with your colleagues?

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Montpelier, VT 05609

(802) 828-3171

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