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Following the sudden change last year of many people across the country working remotely from home, working from home has become the norm for many people and more companies have adopted this way to work full-time from home as permanent or part-time workplace/part-time home based.
Whilst working from home does have perks such as no commute and can work well as flexi-hours around family commitments, working from home can be challenging too. Distractions, less communication with others, lack of motivation and less accountability means that working from home alone can be stressful.
If you are working from home, here are a few working from home tips to help you be motivated, efficient and effective at your job whilst also ensuring you take care of your mental health.