Wearing your pyjamas while you WFH is not good for your mental health
Working from home seemed like a very appealing idea when it was first introduced.
At least to me it was.
I don’t have to wake up early and commute to work, I can work from my bed if I have to and I don’t have to groom myself that much. The best part? Sweatpants are totally acceptable in my office.
What’s there not to like?
But that was when the pandemic first hit us with a harsh wave of lockdowns in 2020. Now, it’s 2021 and with no end in sight, we need to talk about healthy work…
8 in 10 Malaysians are ready to WFH but they’re facing these challengesSome 84 percent of Malaysians surveyed by Dell Technologies said they're ready to work remotely for the long term but they're facing challenges. In a new study released by the U.S. multinational technology company, which surveyed over 7,000 working professionals in Asia, Dell found some areas of concerns raised by Malaysians. In its Remote Work Readiness index which captured data on employees’ gauge in readiness for long-term remote work, Dell […]
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