For some, working from home (WFH) has been welcomed like a pot of fresh tea. No shaving, no commute, no small talk and no awkward staff lunches. For others, WFH has tasted like an underwhelming reheated croissant, with longer, less productive hours, a DIY physio-benefiting office, constant interruptions, and loneliness. But, it doesn’t have to be that way. The shift to working from home has opened the opportunity to work FAR from home (#WFFH).
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