Work From Home Tips - Tech for the Home Office

SKIP TO MAIN CONTENT
Singapore
Pangea temporary hotfixes here

CONNECT AND CREATE IN COMFORT

We’ll help you set up your desk with tech essentials designed to work with your flow, so you can be more productive, easily connect and collaborate, and minimize discomfort and distraction.

Productivity Collaboration Ergonomics
Set a Routine in your Calendar for Break and let your Body to relax

Set A Routine

Make a schedule and stick to it – including when you’re done for the day. Include breaks to eat lunch, hydrate, and let your brain and body relax. Block out this time on your calendar just like your other commitments.

Avoid the Sofa

Avoid the Sofa

If you can, set yourself up with a separate screen, mouse, and keyboard and adjust them for comfort. Why? Our studies show working with your laptop on your knees, even for only a few hours, can cramp your posture and cause neck strain.

Try Varying your Position which can help to reset and refocus

Shake It Up

Sitting for hours takes a psychological toll. Try varying your position based on activity, like standing for calls. Stretching, cardio, and breathing exercises – away from the screen – can help you reset and refocus.

Look Your Best with a High Quality External Webcam

Look Your Best

A high-quality external webcam is a valuable asset for any video meeting or conference. Place your camera at eye level and do a test run to ensure you’re well-lit, with no bright light behind you or  distractions in the background.

Listen Up with a Noise Canceling Headset

Listen Up

Struggling to stay focused? Block out distractions with a noise-canceling headset. You get your own private headspace, great sound, and an obvious visual that can help set boundaries when others try to interrupt.

Record Your Online Meetings

Press Record

Get more efficiency out of your workplace sessions and cut down on side conversations by recording your online meetings. Just make sure to let your colleagues know before you start recording.

Laptop with Books stacked below

Laptop Hacks

Laptops are unfortunately far less ergonomic than a desktop setup. Stacking yours securely on top of a few books while using an external keyboard and mouse can help. This way, you can still type, but you don’t need to dramatically flex your neck to see the screen.

Tips to Set Up Your Chair

Set Up Your Chair

Aim for a seating position that lets your feet rest firmly on the floor, which helps to stabilize the pelvis. Try to keep your elbows flush with the table so that your neck, shoulder, and arms have to do as little work as possible.

Tips for Positioning Your Keyboard and Mouse

Positioning Is Key

Your mouse and keyboard position matters. Place your external keyboard near the edge of your desk, with your mouse immediately nearby. And center your space key to the middle of your body and to your screen.

New to Distance Learning?

We have tips and products that can make learning from home easier.  

Learning From Home Essentials
Logitech products makes learning from home easier