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WORK AT HOME.

During 2020 all or most of the people had to adapt and work from home, which is nothing new since there were already people who worked that way, but it rebounded with the pandemic.

What is the home office?

It is literally a workspace within the home, a place adapted like an office.

Advantages of the home office.

As in all things, working at home can give us advantages and also disadvantages, and among the advantages, we can find:

Flexibility and comfort: the schedule is one of the greatest advantages of the home office, after all, you can organize time and tasks.
Quality of life and economy: organizing your time also means improving productivity and therefore improving your life.
Sustainability: Yes, that's right, you will help the planet by working from home, as there will be fewer people traveling to their jobs, therefore, there will be fewer cars on the street and less use of public transport

Within what could be observed during 2020 was that the result of the work was much more efficient but there were also many bosses or superiors who did not respect the working time and did not let employees rest, loading them with much more work.

Points to consider about the home office:

It is very important to have an exclusive place to work and that it has good lighting.
Concentrate when you are doing your work as there will be thousands of things that will distract you.
Have rest times.

Currently, the home office represents one of the best forms of work, but without a doubt, some countries still do not see the advantages that would be given to them if they were able to respect both the employees themselves and the working hours.

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