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“My office shelves are full of things that make me happy as well my design and art books. It is also the place where our one-year old mini Australian Shepherd does her turn around while doing her indoor wind sprints – which occur many times a day!” This allows for ample light and a view of the outside world. “My primary work environment is located in the front room of my residence. Give your eyes a break to help alleviate strain and keep your energy up through the workday by refocusing beyond your screens from time to time. Set yourself up with an excellent view beyond your immediate work station of the outdoors, your neighborhood, a city view, or some of your favorite artwork. My office is filled with things that drive inspiration and also make me happy.” Especially with having two little destruction monsters (my children) – I joke that I can’t have nice things – but truly my workspace has evolved with them in mind. I don’t like a lot of extra things on my workspace – I need less distractions. “I’m actually pretty minimalist with my workspace – I’ve found over the years that no fuss is my working style. We all work differently, but for most of us, having a clear station helps us focus on the most important work of the day. In a pinch I can work from home if necessary, but for me dedicated space that I can make my own is crucial.” It has allowed me to be able to really focus. Rental office space is very affordable in my area, so I went that route. Now with two small kids in the home we are out of bedrooms so working in my home isn’t really a productive option. My offices have ranged from a corner of the kitchen (not good) to an external storage closest (actually not that bad) to spare bedrooms. “I’ve worked remotely for the past 20 years. I like that it’s a separate dedicated space but still open so I don’t feel shut in and I get tons of light!” “Most of the time I work upstairs in the loft of my home. For me, keeping work confined to my home office and not working from other places within my home helps create much needed separation and balance between work and life.” I treat my home office just as if it were a physical space outside my home.
I’ve been working from home for 15+ years and over that time I’ve learned to not allow my work to spill out of my home office.
“One of the pitfalls of working from home is losing the balance and physical separation between work and life. This might be a full home office, or your own corner of a room, but committing to crafting dedicated space, particularly if it’s in your home where you live the rest of your non-work life, is crucial to making your work time focused and productive. Take a peek into the offices of the Lightspeed team and mine our setups to set yourself up for success with real #workfromhome life in mind.Ĭreate your own station where you can produce your best work. Read on for ideas to set up your workspace in a way that’s optimal for that work hard-replenish your creative energy source-get back at it to crush another project-life. For those of you who are new to the work from home or remote environment, our crew is here to share some of the most valuable things we’ve learned to make our work time productive and keep our team connected. We communicate constantly through Slack and our project management tools, via regular team video calls, onsite at client events, and a few times a year at team retreats to continue to improve our processes and workflow.
Team Lightspeed has always been a remotely connected crew.
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