Trending Desk · Business · 2026-08-15
“Work from flat, not work from home”: Man living alone explains why remote work feels lonely
Virendra expressed his thoughts on remote work, comparing it to living in a flat where his waking, working, and sleeping all happen in one space. This monotonous routine strips away the essence of home, leaving him feeling little distinction between his living space and the office. His reflections s... Virendra expressed his thoughts on remote work, comparing it to living in a flat where his waking, working, and sleeping all happen in one space. This monotonous routine strips away the essence of home, leaving him feeling little distinction between his living space and the office. His reflections struck a chord
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