Read more: 7 tips for working from home during the coronavirus pandemic People are more in touch with friends and family Technology such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams gives the potential for more streamlined workflow and productivity – without those unnecessary meetings. Whether it’s an hour’s daily commute or frequent business meetings around the world, that travel time adds up and can now be spent getting more work done or just relaxing.Ĭhanges in working habits may also encourage employers to switch from outdated business models that are over reliant on face-to-face meetings and fixed working hours. While some jobs cannot be replicated online, many people are saving time and money by not travelling. Many workers have taken their office jobs home with them and are now fulfilling the same role from the safety of their home. (File photo: shutterstock) Changes in working habits
Getting a good night’s sleep is important for productivity, mood and overall health. The health tracking tech company also shows that sleep quality has improved with users getting more REM and Deep Sleep. Read more: Five reasons you should book that dream holiday - and five reasons to wait People are sleeping betterĭata from Fitbit users in six US cities shows that people are getting an average of 17 minutes more sleep each night during the coronavirus lockdown than they were before the pandemic hit. Why not soak up the Rembrandts at Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum, take a look around the Louvre or even climb the steps of Mayan ruins Chichén-Itzá in Mexico thanks to the British Museum. With potential visitors stuck at home under coronavirus lockdowns, museums across the world are offering the chance to take a virtual look round their exhibits.
Read more: Coronavirus: Dubai residents clap, cheer for health aid workers from their balconies Access to culture without having to travelĪlways wanted to go to the Met in New York but never managed to get there? Well now you can wander through its exhibitions without paying for a flight and hotel, thanks to a free online virtual tour. #COVID_19 /F2t1uyq2AC- Al Arabiya English March 26, 2020 #Dubai residents cheer and clap from their balconies in praise of healthcare workers working around the clock to help prevent the deadly #coronavirus from spreading further.
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