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As millions of us have had to stay away from our workplaces during the pandemic, Claudia Hammond explores the psychology of working from home versus the office. Some people have loved not having to commute and quietly beavering away at home, but others have missed the buzz of the office, found balancing family and work at home very difficult with lack of space or limited internet access. So in the future when Covid is less of a worry what does the evidence tell us about where it’s best to work?
Presenter: Claudia Hammond
(Picture: Father working from home with his son sitting next to him. Photo credit: Marko Geber/Getty Images.)
By BBC World Service4.7
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As millions of us have had to stay away from our workplaces during the pandemic, Claudia Hammond explores the psychology of working from home versus the office. Some people have loved not having to commute and quietly beavering away at home, but others have missed the buzz of the office, found balancing family and work at home very difficult with lack of space or limited internet access. So in the future when Covid is less of a worry what does the evidence tell us about where it’s best to work?
Presenter: Claudia Hammond
(Picture: Father working from home with his son sitting next to him. Photo credit: Marko Geber/Getty Images.)

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