Enfrentamiento de exigencias del Teletrabajo en Pandemia Covid-19 ##plugins.themes.bootstrap3.article.sidebar## PDF Publicado jul 29, 2022 DOI https://doi.org/10.25074/07198051.38.2127 ##plugins.themes.bootstrap3.article.main## Carlos Ignacio Díaz Cánepa Universidad de Chile Camila G. Celis Universidad de Chile Carolina Mena Montes Universidad de Chile Roccio Mendoza Olivera Universidad de Chile Francisca Millares Valdenegro Universidad de Chile Carolina Moraga Soto Universidad de Chile Cristina Ortiz Peredo Ortiz Peredo Universidad de Chile Rachel Sillau Poblete Universidad de Chile Francisca Vargas Riquelme Universidad de Chile ##plugins.themes.bootstrap3.article.details## Número Núm. 38 (2022): Tensiones, desafíos y transformaciones contemporáneas Sección Artículos Tema Central Cómo citar Díaz Cánepa, C., G. Celis, C., Mena Montes, C., Mendoza Olivera, R., Millares Valdenegro, F., Moraga Soto, C., Ortiz Peredo, C. O. P., Sillau Poblete, R., & Vargas Riquelme, F. (2022). 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DOI: 10.11621/pir.2020.0411 Resumen Se revisa el despliegue de estrategias de enfrentamiento presentes en el trabajo remoto en contexto de la pandemia por Covid-19. Se entrevistaron 23 personas que se encuentran recientemente teletrabajando. Los resultados muestran que las personas experimentaban cierta desestructuración de su actividad laboral y vida personal, tendiendo a desarrollar estrategias reactivas y adaptativas. Se concluye que, responder a las exigencias que impone el teletrabajo, supone no sólo la adaptación de los/as teletrabajadores/as, sino que igualmente condiciones que fomenten la apropiación constructiva de las posibilidades que abre el trabajo remoto. -- The deployment of coping strategies present in remote work in the context of Covid-19 pandemic is reviewed. 23 people who are recently teleworking were interviewed, Results show that people would experience a certain destructure of their work activity and personal life, tending to develop reactive and adaptive strategies. It is concluded that responding to the demands imposed by teleworking implies not only the adaptation of teleworkers but also conditions that foster the constructive appropriation of the possibilities that remote work opens. 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