Coronavirus means working from home for many. But some say it`s easier said than done.
(WorldNews Indonesia)

Shares The first two of weeks of working remotely was professional bliss for Yesiska Putri, a 24-year-old project supervisor at a digital technology firm in Jakarta. Despite growing concerns over the novel coronavirus pandemic, her team had breezed through every assignment from home, seemingly empowered by the liberation from conventional office space. “We’ve been working from home for almost four weeks now. I felt very optimistic during that first half as productivity among my team members only seemed to have increased,” she told on Tuesday. What started out as an ideal work situation, however, gradually turned into a seemingly inescapable rut. After...