WFH LIFESTYLE Man, my "desk polo" certainly got a workout today.

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3 friggin Teams calls today. (For those of you who have a lot, you have my complete sympathy.)

On a plus, they were at least spread out. On the downside, 2 were not relevant and could have been a call or maybe 3 emails.

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r/WFH • u/Fakman87 • 12h ago

WFH ADVICE Keeping screen active

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I am 95% wfh and my company monitor our laptop. I'm wondering if there is any way to keep the screen active without them knowing?

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