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HomeLane
2w
If companies ask us to work from office, should we ask for a desktop instead of a laptop?
I think working here is waste of time I am in thoughts of switching the company where there won't be calls in the late nights, Saturdays and Sunday's
a team lead
2w
Yes, you can absolutely request a desktop instead of a laptop if your company mandates in-office work. Here's why: Ergonomics: Desktops generally offer better ergonomics with larger monitors, separate keyboards and mice, and adjustable setups, which can significantly improve your comfort and reduce the risk of musculoskeletal issues.
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an assistant manager
2w
Consider alternative options!
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