Complaining about the office can be therapeutic. Constant criticism of the temperature, space, and snack selection is something that binds a workforce and helps everyone to get through the day. It's really not that bad, though.
Sure, the office has its faults, but you'll notice all the little comforts that it affords as soon as you start working from home. Obviously it's nice to roll out of bed and join a meeting in your pyjamas, but you'll quickly realise that the grass isn't greener at home.
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Working from home can actually be a real struggle, especially if you're not fully prepared. A constant supply of snacks and drinks is a good place to start, but you also need to invest in all the devices and products that help you to work efficiently in the office. That means you're going to have consider dropping some cash on a desk chair, keyboard, mouse, set of headphones, and even a laptop. Read more...More about Tech, Consumer Tech, Working From Home, Shopping Uk, and Uk Deals IMAGE: Amazon
BEST FOR FEATURES Apple MacBook Pro
Probably the best and the brightest laptop for working from home.
£2,399 from Amazon IMAGE: Dell
BEST FOR DURABILITY Dell XPS 13
Chassis is designed with high build quality that’s stronger and stiffer than most of the competition.
£1,399 from Dell IMAGE: Amazon
BEST FOR PORTABILITY Microsoft Surface 3
This thin and light laptop is easy to carry around the house.
£1,949 from Amazon IMAGE: Amazon
BEST FOR BATTERY LIFE Acer Aspire 5
This laptops stays at your side all day with up to 11 hours of battery life.
£649.99 from Amazon IMAGE: Amazon
BEST FOR POWER Huawei MateBook X Pro
The processor and graphics card provide all the horsepower you need.
£1,200 from Amazon IMAGE: Amazon
BEST FOR GRAPHICS Apple MacBook Air
Retina display with True Tone technology makes for an immersive experience.
£999 from Amazon
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