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12 tips for working from home as taken from rosettatype.com/blog/2020/04/28/14-tips-for-ruling-the-work-from-home-game and typeset in Adelphi by @nickjob #1 Work a bit before breakfast. That will make the rest of the workday shorter.Permalink On twitter.com
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#2 Mornings are not for catching up on new episodes of the latest mystery thriller. Studies by Czech researchers show a 32% higher chance of binge watching if you turn Netflix on in the morning.Permalink On twitter.com
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#3 Work in pyjamas (or naked!) for as long as you can. It makes for better blood flow, which is good for all kinds of mental processes.On twitter.com
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#4 If you are emphatically against pyjamas, invest in some comfortable loungewear. Whatever you do, say no to smart casual!Permalink On twitter.com
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#5 Avoid socks at all costs. Slippers are okay. The fluffier the better.Permalink On twitter.com
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#6 There is definitely no need for a suit. Unless you are having a conference call with a client. In that case, it is sufficient to wear only the top bits – and shorts. Do *not* stand up during a call. That’s why office chairs have wheels.Permalink On twitter.com
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#7 Be creative with your work places. You can work virtually anywhere! Use your kitchen desk, use your sofa, sit on the floor, lie on the floor. It’s better than fancy startup offices and it’s only yours. You can also work on a bed with the computer on the floor. Tested!Permalink On twitter.com
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#8 Complain about your commute. Why not!Permalink On twitter.com
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#9 Remember to go outside. But if you do not, it is ok too. Just play some music and it will do. Human contact is overrated.Permalink On twitter.com
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#10 You probably do not want to work full eight hours. No one does.Permalink On twitter.com
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#11 Make use of the post-napping guilt. If you’re tired, take a nap. The guilt you feel afterwards will fuel your most productive hours yet, and you’ll catch up on lost working minutes in no time.Permalink On twitter.com
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#12 Make use of your bedtime. It is ideal for catching up on emails, tweets and the like. The trick is simple: if you read something upsetting, go to sleep! Immediately. No replies. Chances are, someone else will get upset instead of you. Or you will forget. (…)Permalink On twitter.com
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