This week at CORT we’re thinking of ways to help you make the most of your office furniture rental. Office furniture rental doesn’t just benefit those in the boardroom! A home office can also transform for the better with the help of office furniture rental. And working from home, while a lot easier than enduring a long commute in early-morning workday traffic, also means a different set of productivity problems. It can be much harder to start your day if the only commute you have to undertake is from your bed to your desk chair. Here are a few tips to help take you from a ho-hum home office to a productive paradise. Optimize Your Space We asked our Twitter followers for tips on getting organized in a home office, and @PkgConcierge gave this great piece of advice: “When working from my home office, it is important to have a well-organized space that is separate from the family area.” So even if this means converting a closet to a desk area, it is immensely helpful to have a space that is dedicated solely to working. That way, when you sit down to work for the day, you associate that space …
Send this article by email
What is your name?
Please indicate below the emails to which you want to send this article: Tips for Working from a Home Office
At CORT we offer affordable office furniture rental solutions that cater to your business’ needs. We understand that comfort is essential to a productive work environment. That is why we have furniture rental choices that are built for comfort in the office! Having the perfect chair or desk is only the first step for feeling comfortable and staying productive at work. Here are some tips for sustaining that comfort all day: The morning stretch: Time is of essence in the morning, especially if you like to savor every last moment of sleep. Try integrating some of these stretches and lower-back exercises into your regular morning routine. At the very least, stand, reach and touch your toes for three, 10-second intervals to loosen your back muscles before you turn on the coffee pot. Pay attention to the natural pauses in your morning routine. Where you can, insert exercises. Be mindful of your desk area: Make sure your desk area is well lit. To minimize stress that can cause spinal discomfort, try to maintain a clutter-free, organized space. Have a physical object that you can touch or mold when you are feeling anxious. We like stress balls, Silly Putty, Play-Doh and Legos. Keep pictures of loved ones, …
Send this article by email
What is your name?
Please indicate below the emails to which you want to send this article: Office Furniture Rental: Staying Comfortable At Your Desk
