Working from home: who\u2019s ready? If we were to take a vox pop from social media, then it would seem not many!<\/p>\n
Remote working was already incredibly popular with around 1.5 million people working from home. They are the pros. From their home office setups and daily working patterns, there is much we can learn from them.<\/p>\n
What about the rest of us, though? For many, this is the first time they\u2019ve worked from home. The sudden exodus of people from workplaces across the land created a real and urgent need to create makeshift setups at home.<\/p>\n
Not all of us have Gordon Gekko style office suites at home. That means we need to get creative. It also means many workers have been indulging in the great pastime of DIY.<\/p>\n
The results range from impressive, to confusing to downright hilarious. So, to keep our spirt\u2019s up, we\u2019ve rounded up some of the best trending makeshift home office desks doing the rounds online.<\/p>\n
The clothes hamper desk<\/strong><\/p>\n Multitasking is key to a productive day. And what better way to get on top of house and work chores than constructing your workstation on a clothes hamper?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Can we do a WFH workspace setup thread, unglamorous edition?<\/p>\n My partner and I are both working from our studio apartment. My setup is a chair in front of the front door and my desk is our clothes hamper. pic.twitter.com\/5rVaqgkjjw<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Jules Forrest (@julesforrest) March 13, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n