As recently as 2017, nearly 3% of the American workforce was working from home. Today, nearly 75 million U.S. workers have a job that offers some form of remote work.
Over the last several months, working from home has become normal for many of us—but even though we’ve grown accustomed to it, no one said it would be a piece of cake.
No matter your line of work, building and maintaining a network is a crucial component of a fruitful career.
According to research from Owl Labs, nearly 90% of professionals say that networking is one of the most important aspects to development. And in 2020, with 75 million employees holding a job that offers remote work, networking can be a challenge.
That’s before we consider a pandemic that has altered just about everything we associate with normal life.
Home is where the heart is, right?
Sure. But home is also where comfort resides. And in the last several months, that’s never been a truer sentiment, especially since many of us have been working from our living rooms, patios, and kitchens.
The classroom is a place to learn, grow and inspire.
Students and educators both benefit from a quality learning environment, one that’s full of interaction and engaging activities. While this year is very different, schools are still tasked with providing the best education for their students and making their time in class as rewarding as possible.
The mission of educators does not change.
You’ve seen the popular quizzes before: Which soda are you? Which Disney villain are you?
Based on preferences, personality traits and quirks, we can all identify with aspects of popular culture. But did you ever consider how those characteristics impact the way we look at office furniture? Stay with us, because it will soon make sense.
Many of us have been working from home for months, and in most circumstances, our work-from-home setup is less than ideal from a comfort and ergonomic standpoint. The same can be said for our office setting.
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