WFH 101 - Learn Work from Home

WFH 101 - Lenovo Work From Home

Lighting is key:
Letting in some natural light makes you active and efficient. Go
crush those deadlines.

Identify your workspace:
Choose a space in your house that is
solely dedicated for work, nothing else.

A little support helps:
A chair with good lumbar
support is your best friend
through long work hours.

You look lit:
Make sure your face and surroundings are
welllit during video calls. Preferably have a light source in front of you.

Chin up!
Work on a desk at a
comfortable height with your
screen just below your eye
level. Avoid bending your
head.

Happy feet:
Keep your feet flat on the ground in a relaxed
manner.

A touch of greenery:
Have a small potted plant in the
room to clean the air. Think of it
as a low maintenance pet that
lifts your mood.

Make that two:
Having multiple screens increases
your productivity by eliminating
time consuming clicking &
glancing back and forth

Have the right system:
Choose a desktop, laptop or
All-in-One PC that suits your
work needs.

Keep out:
Don’t let hackers
compromise your privacy.
Cover your webcam with
a privacy shutter when
not in use.

Instant connection:
Ideally have your Wi-Fi router
in your workspace for a strong,
uninterrupted connection.
Have a backup 4G Wi-Fi hub/dongle
in case of network issues.

Go hands-free:
Use a headphone with a mic and
active noise cancellation.

Keep your accessories close:
Use a mouse and keyboard for
added comfort during long
working hours.

Pretty neat, huh?
Keep your workspace tidy.
Practice cable management for a
clutter-free experience.

Stay alert:
Pay attention during
video calls and don’t
multitask, you might miss
something important.

Get the basics right:
Mute your mic on group calls when
you’re not speaking and blur your
background to avoid distractions.

Cameo moments:
It’s alright if your pet or your little one enters your frame
during a video call. Laugh it off and maybe introduce
them to your colleagues.

Let them know:
Taking a break or grabbing some
lunch? Make sure you inform your
team.

On the clock:
Login to meetings on
time and don’t exceed
the time limits. Chances
are you and others have
other calls lined up.

Look the part:
You can skip the suit and tie. Just
make sure you look presentable for
video calls.

1	Identify your workspace: Choose a space in your house that is solely dedicated for work, nothing else.
2	A little support helps: A chair with good lumbar support is your best friend through long work hours.
3	Happy feet: Keep your feet flat on the ground in a relaxed manner.
4	Lighting is key: Letting in some natural light makes you active and efficient. Go crush those deadlines.
5	Chin up! Work on a desk at a comfortable height with your screen just below your eye level. Avoid bending your head.
6	A touch of greenery: Have a small potted plant in the room to clean the air. Think of it as a low maintenance pet that lifts your mood.
7	You look lit: Make sure your face and surroundings are well lit during video calls. Preferably have a light source in front of you.

1	Pretty neat, huh? Keep your workspace tidy. Practice cable management for a clutter-free experience.
2	Instant connection: Ideally have your Wi-Fi router in your workspace for a strong, uninterrupted connection. Have a backup 4G Wi-Fi hub/dongle in case of network issues.
3	Make that two: Having multiple screens increases your productivity by eliminating time consuming clicking & glancing back and forth
4	Keep out: Don’t let hackers compromise your privacy. Cover your webcam with a privacy shutter when not in use.
5	Go hands-free: Use a headphone with a mic and active noise cancellation.
6	Keep your accessories close: Use a mouse and keyboard for added comfort during long working hours.
7	Have the right sytstem: Choose a desktop, laptop or All-in-One PC that suits your work needs.

1	Stay alert: Pay attention during video calls and don’t multitask, you might miss something important.
2	Cameo moments: It’s alright if your pet or your little one enters your frame during a video call. Laugh it off and maybe introduce them to your colleagues.
3	Get the basics right: Mute your mic on group calls when you’re not speaking and blur your background to avoid distractions.
4	Let them know: Taking a break or grabbing some lunch? Make sure you inform your team.
5	On the clock: Login to meetings on time and don’t exceed the time limits. Chances are you and others have other calls lined up.
6	Look the part: You can skip the suit and tie. Just make sure you look presentable for video calls.