The remote office
From an HR perspective
We asked an HR expert about what it is like to work remotely. See Else-Marie's answers and tips on some of the most important questions.Read more
Social community
How do you keep the sense of community and collaboration alive without a physical workspace? We have some tips!Read more
Policy
Check out our policy template for remote working and use it as a guide to design your own policy.Read more
Survey
Get feedback on your coworkers’ experience of working remotely. We have created a survey with questions for you to use to take a pulse check of remote work. You can pick and choose the best questions for your business. Download our survey.
Virtual meetings
Read our article on the challenges of digital meetings and our tips for how to make them more efficient and problem free.Read more
Four interior decorating tips to take with you
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A proper chair is a must for all offices - even the home office.
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Make sure that your home office does not hinder your work. The desk the central part of your work setup and your body will thank you for investing in an ergonomic solution, such as a sit-stand desk.
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For anyone working on just a laptop without an additional screen, it is important to make sure the computer is at a comfortable working height. A simple laptop stand gives you a better and more ergonomic angle that prevents you from getting a sore neck.
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If you have limited space at home, a height-adjustable stool can be a solution that both saves space and allows you to vary your working position, helping to reduce the risk of future back and neck problems.
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