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Many of the companies that transitioned to work from home during the pandemic have extended their plans through the new year or longer \u2014 if not indefinitely. But, with so many of us homebound for at least half the year, how have we adapted our living spaces for work?<\/p>\n
To answer this question, we surveyed 4,384 individuals who have been working from home. Specifically, we asked participants about their living situations, their professional setup at home, their must-haves for an in-house office and what (if any) plans they had for a work area within their living space going forward.<\/p>\n
Working from home may not be ideal for everyone \u2014 especially those that lack the proper space or equipment. Even so, many are content with their current setup. In fact, while only 36% of respondents reported having a dedicated workspace in their home, nearly half said they were satisfied with their current work-from-home setup. And, that\u2019s a fairly high satisfaction level considering that, presumably, nearly half of all respondents are working from locations in their home that were previously dedicated to their personal life \u2014 not their professional career.<\/p>\n
If you want full access to top-of-the-line office amenities while working remotely, coworking offices can offer the perfect mix of amenities, professional setting and flexibility. Check out coworking spaces in some of the most diverse markets in the U.S. and enjoy increased productivity while keeping your personal life and career separate.<\/p>\n\n