Why hotels are transforming into hideaways for at-home workers
Attention-seeking kids, piano-practicing neighbours and overflowing laundry baskets: distraction and disruption are abundant in the home offices that so many of us now work from on a daily basis. And with industry events cancelled and social gathe
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