如何在工作中发挥创造力 在家办公没桌子?看网友们如何发挥创造力!

在家办公没桌子?看网友们如何发挥创造力!  

The liquor cabi desks
Emma Northcott
who is based in London
is using her liquor cabi while she waits for a desk that she ordered online to e in.
Patrick Gipson in New York had a similar idea.
纽约的帕特里克·吉普森也有类似的想法。
Clearly
they won't have to travel far for (virtual) happy hour.
The ironing board desks
Bex Holland
who lives in Brighton
England
and some of her colleagues have been using ironing boards as standing desks.
The clothes hamper desk
Jules Forrest
who lives in a studio apartment in San Francisco with her partner
has set up a chair in front of the front door. Her desk? A clothes hamper.
The baby high chair desk
Ian Giatti is a managing editor in Los Angeles and says the transition to working remotely has been pretty smooth so far. But he's had to improvise at times. His standing desk is a baby high chair.
"I'm a dad of 3 young kids
so that's been challenging at times when I'm on a call or something's breaking
" he told CNN. "Thank God for my wife."
The bathtub desks
Scott Lagstrom from Morrisville
North Carolina
is working from his bathtub.
"Working in the tub as the walls close in with o parents working from home and three kids off school. Ha!" his wife Allison Lagstrom writes.
He's not the only one working in the tub.
Amanda Epstein and her husband
who live with their 18-month-old in a Manhattan apartment
are both attorneys working from home. But they only have one desk with a monitor.
"So my handy husband used our soaking tub
a mini-ironing board on which he can put his laptop
and a kitchen chair to create a second workspace in the master bath
" Epstein writes.
The closet office
The desk in Jessica Fleming's home in Minnesota is in an open area -- not an ideal space for virtual meetings when you have kids in the house.
She turned the closet in her master bedroom into a makeshift office
so she has a quiet space to take conference calls and to focus.
"The best part?" she writes. "I've even hung a picture behind the desk so that my video conference calls don't look like I'm in my closet!"
The ladder desk
Heidi Floyd is a keynote speaker and with in-person events being canceled or moved online because of the virus
she's had to find a way to keep things going.
Enter the ladder desk.
Here she is in Atlanta delivering a keynote address to a group of people in the Quad Cities
a region of five cities in Iowa and Illinois.
"Not pictured is my son
who was laying at the door whispering (loudly)
'MAMA don't step on my legos! MAMA!!'" Floyd writes.
The SUV office
Joseph Kim
who works for a sofare pany
says he was getting cabin fever in the small San Francisco condo he shares with his wife
who is also working from home.
So
he set up a workspace in his SUV
and his dog Chewy joined too.
"I love being outside so this gives me flexibility to get some fresh air
" he writes.
Working remotely for the foreseeable future is going to be challenging. But clearly
we're all doing our best.