How to stay productive while working from home during coronavirus outbreak?

The Coronavirus outbreak has caused almost all Companies in India to deploy “work from home” for their employees. The need for remote work is to maintain social distancing which in turn is essential to slow down the spread of the virus.


While some people may be comfortable with the work from home practice, others may feel it be a daunting task. Staying productive at home definitely takes extra effort. Also, isolation can quickly become a downer for those who are used to socializing at work. To avoid that ‘stuck’ feeling while working from home, here are few tips to maximize your productivity at home.

Keep your space Decluttered
It is very natural to get your space cluttered by keeping too many things around your desk space as a coffee glass on the table, a book that you read, your work files or papers that you’re working on and so on. Try to keep all the things around you organized and clean because this will be your space to be working as long as you work from home.

Maximum usage of Technology
Teamwork is dream work. Technology has been a blessing in disguise especially in situations when work from home is mandatory. Keep in touch with your team of people seamlessly using technology; like using online video calling applications such as Google Hangout and Skype to keep in touch with your fellow colleagues or your clients to complete the tasks assigned for the day.

Some people enjoy working with music! Depending on the type of work you do, you can decide if you want to work with music on it! Music helps to relax the mind thus helping you to focus on the work.

The Department of Health (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) has advised some preventive measure to follow to stay protected from corona virus while you work from home.


  1. Avoid handshakes.
  2. Avoid going out on the streets for unnecessary reason, even if you do go out, make sure to wash your hands thoroughly with soap once your back or use sanitizer.
  3. Avoid touching your Eyes, Mouth and Nose with unwashed hands.
  4. Avoid close contact with any person who is sick.
  5. Keep your home disinfected by using sanitizer or any disinfectant to clean commonly touched surfaces like Door knobs, kitchen cabinets, countertops, switches, and so on…
  6. While you sneeze or cough, close your nose and mouth with a tissue or handkerchief or use the inside of your elbow.

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