There are times where you will see and feel that your office can be close to home. Some people are productive that way and with modern designs also hitting the office spots ranging from the lobby, reception and the executive offices, it’s going to be close as saying as you are in another home sweet home.
The office is usually the second home for most people considering that they spend most of their time in a week (5 to 6 days) and sometimes even work overtime to make sure that they are able to accomplish the work that they have.
Thus, second homes need the usual chairs and tables. Some may even throw in a sofa which can serve as a bed. But the thing is, do not overlook your office, it can be the next best thing when you are out of your comfort zone.
If one does the math (eight hours a day, five days a week, 50-ish weeks a year), the numbers reveal this about the state of working people’s lives: They don’t need a second home. They already have one.
It’s their 60 or 70 square feet of standard-issue work space (desk, cubicle, office). It’s their office home. And it’s likely no cabin in the woods.
(Source) Chicago Tribune
