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Expectation vs Reality- Work from Home

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By Padmasree Kolluru  Covid or not, with the growing technological advancements, work from home/ remote working has become a reality. We see people working from far-off continents even while on holidays. This flexibility clubbed with the Covid situation has paved the way for many more to work from home permanently. We had to work from home too briefly. The excitement gradually dwindled as it's not easy to stay focused and stick to work schedules and breaks with the fortuity of being your own boss.  No commutes, no traffic jams, no formals, and no strict work routine means no interaction with colleagues and an arduous task of email threads to convey one idea or even longer to brainstorm a new idea. Not having a private workspace meant a distracted routine and less focus on work.  After exploring the art of work from home, we, at Lindsey's Office Furniture , have put some ideas together for a better experience of your work from home opportunity.  Let's have a sneak peek at th

Pros and Cons of Shared Office Space

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By Padmasree Kolluru  When you think about the shared workspace, the unicorn startup that comes to your mind is "WeWork." With the growing trends of "work from remote" and home clubbed with flexible work hours, these places that one can hire per day have become trendy. Z millennials and millennials want to work-wise and not be traditional in owning a house or responsibilities. This thought process has brought in the trend of work from wherever and whenever.  We chanced upon one startup that started and continued their business operations from WeWork, and it's good to have some insights first hand. At Lindsey's Office Furniture , we have put them together, so it comes in handy when you need them!  Building teams and offices without having to build a building is the chief marketing principle. And, that worked. Startups, small businesses, remote workers, whoever wants a fixed office space but does not want to have the hassle of building and designing the inter