Have you been told to prepare to work from home? One writer is here to tell you it isn't always pretty.
I interviewed a very prominent politician over the phone in my living room
And I cannot count the amount of times the low-level sounds of 6 Music or Radio 4, that I’ve purposely put on the radio for a bit of calm, have been disrupted by It’s not like when you can escape office politics and annoying colleagues by going home; you’re already home. And it’s different to living with a partner, a family member, or a very close friend – I wouldn’t ever tell my flatmate to “shut up!” if they distract me, or to “move out of my way!” by the kitchen sink.
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