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the commute is thirty feet and the dress code is optional pants.

means a designated workspace inside a residence where paid work actually happens, as opposed to the couch pretending to be one.

from the term crept into common use in the 1980s as personal computers made working from a spare bedroom feasible, then exploded when 2020 made it mandatory for millions overnight.

for instance

twitter remote policy2020 announcement let employees work from home forever

ikea besta wallbecame the aspirational backdrop of a million zoom calls

japan's tatami roomstraditionally repurposed as compact home study corners

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