Optimize your life – Home working, Ergonomics & Design
Author: THOWriter
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Where to Position a Desk in Your Home Office – Top Tips
More often than not the dimensions and the pre-existing contents of your home office will dictate where you locate your desk. But if you could locate it anywhere, what would be its optimal position? The Perfect Location The ideal place for your home office desk to be situated would be central to your workspace, a
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Ergonomically Assess Your Own Home Office Workspace – The Right Way!
Your Body is a Temple! It truly is the best tool you’ll ever own, so look after it. You might be thinking, “I’m not bungy jumping here, just quietly sitting at my desk doing my work.” And, like many other folks that are working from home, or browsing the internet, researching their next book… sure
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Ergonomic Keyboards for Wrist Pain – Your Best Options
Alas, an article about keyboards, the tools that guarantee your hourly journeys’ safety to the Internet, a place of wonders and memes. Also they guarantee that the potentiality of getting fired from your office job is significantly reduced, as long as you type really fast when your boss is looking. In a Rush..? Here are our Top
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Make Your Home Office Look Professional
Whatever the reason for working from home, it’s always good to style your home office to complement its use – to make your home office look professional. If your home office is to look professional, then the reality is you need to keep it formal, tidy, and in keeping with what you use it for.
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How to Make a Fab Home Office in Your Bedroom
Introduction It is becoming more and more common for every home to have a room which is used as an office. Whether it is dedicated or simply set up in the guest bedroom, there are certain things to consider when creating a home office in your bedroom. This article aims to address the questions around
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Lighting for Your Home Office – We’ll put you in the Spotlight!
The importance of how well lit your own working environment is cannot be overstated, get it wrong and it will lead to you being more susceptible to office fatigue. That’s mental exhaustion brought about by the taxing of the brain, exposure to monitor glare, physical inactivity, stress, etc… When you’re working from your home office