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Due to the current situation in the world, many companies are still recommending that their employees stay at home. However, it's getting harder and harder to stay effective every day. Plenty of people fantasize about working from the comfort of their own home, foregoing their commute in favor of more sleep, family or exercise time. But working remotely is a double-edge sword — sure, you get to stay home, but it can be harder to focus on actually working. Whether it’s a pile of laundry that suddenly looks more appealing than your bosses’ to-do list, or a quick three-hour binge of that one Netflix show you’ve been dying to watch, staying productive at home can take a little extra effort. Plus, the isolation can quickly become a downer for those used to socializing at work. Don’t fret; we are here to suggest some use fill tips that will keep productive during this lockdown.

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