FAQs

Consider your workspace. Find a dedicated and comfortable spot to work, preferably one where you can shut the door to avoid distractions. Structure your day like you would in the office.… Read more: I’ve never worked remotely, what are the most important things to know?

Yes, if your supervisor approves it. Fill out the Temporary Alternate Work Location Equipment Inventory form and have your supervisor sign it.

You may use the Remote Desktop Connection to connect to your work computer. Another option is to access your email through Webmail and your work files through OneDrive.

Work with your supervisor to determine whether or not it’s ok to take your desktop computer home. You are welcome to use a personal computer to work remotely as long as… Read more: Can I take my desktop computer home?

First, check with your internet service provider. They may ask you to reboot your router or take other action around your house. (Remember that depending on the number of people in… Read more: What if I don’t have a stable internet connection at home?

Stay logged into Slack and use the status to indicate when you’re unavailable (and remember to update it when you return). Keep your Outlook calendar updated with meetings and appointments. Check … Read more: How will people know if I’m available and connected if I work remotely?

After logging in to your computer, visit the IT Services Remote Desktop Connection site for instructions and software to download. If you need additional support, please contact helpdesk@tamus.edu