Where Are You Most Productive When Working At Home?

The desk was designed for work, but many of us find ourselves taking our laptops to the couch or the bed to get things done. Where are you most productive when working at home?

At my first “desk job” I worked at — believe it or not — a desk. Shortly after being hired, however, we moved offices and, initially, there wasn’t a desk for me. There was, however, a nice couch in the middle of the office. Because I was pretty much the go-to guy for tech questions, it was a really good place for me to be. I was in the centre of everything and I could sit comfortably on the couch and work on my laptop. When my desk was finally ready, I opted to stay on the couch because I felt I got more done and was more comfortable. While I prefer to do video and audio work at a desk, I’ve found that I’m more productive doing everything else from a couch because I became so used to it. A little later in life I ended up sleeping on couches often before settling down in my own apartment. Coincidentally, every couch has been red. I’m currently writing this post from my very own red couch. The couch is my command central and productivity hub when I’m working at home. What’s yours?


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