Updated On: 17 November, 2021 04:17 PM IST | Mumbai | IANS
According to the latest study by US-based home services provider Craft Jack, 71 per cent of the people surveyed said they are "improvising" with respect to their workspace as working from home has had a negative impact on their health

Seventy-four per cent of people surveyed said they`ve experienced pain and discomfort while working from home. Photo: IANS.
As millions of people worked remotely during the Covid-19 pandemic, an interesting study has pointed out how some of them made a habit of using unorthodox spots at home for work: bedrooms, closets, couches and front yards/backyards spaces.
While one in three (32 per cent) said they work from a proper office, nearly as many (31 per cent) said their bedroom is their office, 45 per cent work from a couch regularly, 38 per cent work from a bed, 20 per cent work outdoors and 19 per cent even work from a closet regularly.