#WorkFromHomeProblems That Aren't So Glamorous

Updated on Jan 17, 2017 at 6:15 AM

Sweats, cereal, and lots of sitting. Anyone who's ever worked from home knows what the typical day looks like and that it does come with plenty of downsides. Really, how are you supposed to make lunch when you're watching a movie and trying to make it through your to-do list? Ahead, check out some of the ugliest problems that will make you want to run to the office, stat. (C'mon, who are we kidding?)

#workfromhomeproblems = #petproblems

Uh, excuse me, you're in my seat. #workfromhomeproblems

A photo posted by Reg Silva (@wedgienet) on Jul 4, 2013 at 7:39pm PDT

Question of the day, every day.

When you have to choose between your favorite morning shows . . .

Keepin' it classy.

So people really do use their printers.

What an egg-pic fail.

Conference calls and food prep don't work so well. Epic fail. #workfromhomeproblems #fitgirlproblems #iforgot #sidetracked #fail

A photo posted by Nikki C🦄 (@pennywakefield) on Jul 11, 2013 at 8:54am PDT

Time flies when you're in your sweats.

Someone's quite the multitasker.

But coffee is so worth it.

Silly human, naps are for cats.

That moment when you look over at a pile of blankets & want to curl up in them like a cat & take a nap #workingfromhomeproblems

— Faith B. (@bohemianfaith) September 12, 2013

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#WorkFromHomeProblems That Aren't So Glamorous

#workfromhomeproblems = #petproblems

Question of the day, every day.

When you have to choose between your favorite morning shows . . .

Keepin' it classy.

So people really do use their printers.

What an egg-pic fail.

Time flies when you're in your sweats.

Someone's quite the multitasker.

But coffee is so worth it.

Silly human, naps are for cats.

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