There's no denying that the pandemic had an impact on the way we work. For us here at Forbes, that meant swapping out life at the office for working from home.

Denis Bolkovskis

Anthropic

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The Digital Collab Table was created as a way to keep teams connected in an informal setting. It was effortless to do some work, collaborate with others, and socialize casually. For teams a little further away, it may be a little more difficult to connect with them in a meaningful way outside of shared work meetings.

Maintaining Your Sanity While Working Remotely

<p>Totally agree with this, especially the bit about creating a post-work routine. It’s like a signal to your brain that work’s done for the day. Personally I turn off notifications during non-work hours - which has made a huge positive impact on my mental health as well as my relationship. Also, trying to replicate office perks at home, like a decent chair or even plants, can really spruce up the workspace vibe.</p>
