Thanks to the pandemic, more people are working from home than ever – but although some are thriving in this new lifestyle, loving being able to wear pyjamas to work and save on travel costs, others are finding themselves lonely and isolated.
A recent poll by Gazprom Marketing & Trading found that 21% of respondents thought working from home had affected their mental health, with 41% saying that not being able to socialise with colleagues is what they missed most.
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