People Sick Of Seeing Glamorous Workspace Setups Share Their Reality Of Working From Home (30 Pics)
One day we're all working hard at our desk in the office and the next a pandemic turns the world turns upside down and many business owners and their employees move operations to their homes.
While our pets are definitely happy that we're spending more time with them, there are plenty of challenges of working from home too. From kids running around and making it harder to concentrate to the full fridge, just a few steps away. One of the problems people have been running into is actually finding space to perform their duties. Not everyone has a separate room which they can transform into a home office. Some studio dwellers don't even have a place to sit. So they improvise.
Twitter user Jules Forrest recently shared a pic of her own setup: she moved a chair into the hallway and made a desk out of her clothes hamper. Thinking she can't be the only one, Jules asked if someone else also wanted to respond with an image of their own 'unglamorous' home workspace. Immediately, creative solutions started pouring in.
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No kitchen table yet, but a large wine rack already. I like her priorities!
Yeah. It’s missing its spigot. And the whiskey that should be flowing from it.
So you were the one that started playing Jumanji. That explains things.
Because risking that all the equipment crashes to the floor is preferable over making some support in the middle of this table?
Had an interview for a job today with a company whose entire workforce is working remotely from home. My first interviewer said that she has a hidden corner of her home for her office to avoid having her 18 month old interrupting her. She said she still tells her "Ok..Mommy has to go to work now." Gets in her car..drives around the block then sneaks in the back door to get to her office while her husband distracts their daughter. Hey...what the kids don't know.....
Ah, another perk of being a gamer and nerd. I've had proper desks, monitors, computers, keyboards, mouses, and a separate 'office' for 2 decades. This working from home thing is wonderful.
I always assumed having a table and a desk is normal... Even in our tiny home I made room for a small desk. Not much of a gamer anymore, but still.
Load More Replies...I am software developer and tough I work from office, there is almost no public transport now so I work from home. I have no space for office laptop which is enormous, so I placed a large kitchen cutting board on bed a laptop on it and that is like "home office". Terribly uncomfortable and ugly, but well... it works.
Had an interview for a job today with a company whose entire workforce is working remotely from home. My first interviewer said that she has a hidden corner of her home for her office to avoid having her 18 month old interrupting her. She said she still tells her "Ok..Mommy has to go to work now." Gets in her car..drives around the block then sneaks in the back door to get to her office while her husband distracts their daughter. Hey...what the kids don't know.....
Ah, another perk of being a gamer and nerd. I've had proper desks, monitors, computers, keyboards, mouses, and a separate 'office' for 2 decades. This working from home thing is wonderful.
I always assumed having a table and a desk is normal... Even in our tiny home I made room for a small desk. Not much of a gamer anymore, but still.
Load More Replies...I am software developer and tough I work from office, there is almost no public transport now so I work from home. I have no space for office laptop which is enormous, so I placed a large kitchen cutting board on bed a laptop on it and that is like "home office". Terribly uncomfortable and ugly, but well... it works.

