When you’re working from home, you may have a room set aside as your office or maybe you have to carve out space in the family room or den. Wherever your home office is, it should be as comfortable as possible to help you maintain productivity and stay focused.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 9% of Americans spend at least some of their time e-commuting, telecommuting or running their own businesses from home. Whether they’re caring for young children or need to work from remote locations to properly do their jobs, many have chosen to work at home because it dovetails well with their lifestyle or requirements of their positions. At-home workers might have to get their jobs done around interruptions or in a split-shift schedule so that staying focused during work intervals is extremely important.
Being comfortable while working at home is important for maintaining focus. Having a personal fan will help keep the work area at your comfort level during the fluctuating temperatures from spring through fall. Small fans are ideal for desk work because they offer a choice of quiet settings and the ability to direct airflow exactly where you want it. Some portable fans have adjustable heads that allow them to tilt easily to face your work area or slightly away if you prefer that air be circulated around, but not directly on you.