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5 items sure to make your Zoom meetings more comfortable

At the beginning of the pandemic, everyone was communicating via Zoom even though most of us weren’t entirely familiar with that platform. Take the attorney that somehow managed to turn himself into an onscreen cat. Ah, memories. While it isn’t advisable to attend the monthly budget meeting looking like a cat, there are things you can do to enhance your at-home workspace making yourself more comfortable during those sometimes long, always important meetings. We have put together a list of suggestions sure to help.

When the light indoors is too bright it can cause headaches, irritability, and dry eyes. We don’t suggest attending Zoom meetings in the dark, and this strip lighting can be a great compromise between the two extremes. It provides all the light you need, decreases strain on your eyes, and helps to reduce the problems caused by adjusting your eyes between a bright screen and a darkened room. With 15 colors and 10 brightness levels to choose from, there’s sure to be an answer to all your lighting needs.
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A great way to set the atmosphere of any room is by using candles. They calm your mind and improve your mood, making your Zoom meetings more enjoyable. These gorgeous green unscented candles accent any room beautifully and are perfect for your meeting room because they are clean-burning, dripless, and feature cotton core wicks making them smokeless as well. They have a 30 hour burn time which means you’ll be able to enjoy them meeting after meeting.
No one wants to sit in an uncomfortable spot during meetings and that’s where this comfy chair comes in! Do your Zoom meetings take place on your laptop? This chair is the perfect accessory as it supports your back while allowing you to sit however you are comfortable even when your computer is on your lap. The adjustable design offers maximum sitting comfort and can be positioned exactly to your liking. It comes with a high-quality protective cover that makes wiping away stains with a damp sponge a breeze. As an added feature, this chair is portable so you can move it to a different room if you need an extra quiet space.
This portable table can be used several different ways during your Zoom call. You can use it as an extension of your desk to hold your coffee, notes, and pens, or use it as a table for your laptop. This portable table is convenient, fully adjustable to six different heights and three different angles, and even has a built-in cup holder. As an added feature, it sets up with ease and folds down when not in use.
Paperwork, notes, and other office supplies all need to be stored somewhere after the meeting is over, and this storage cabinet makes a perfect place. Its stylish design complements any decor and will help you to keep your computer room looking neat and tidy when you’re not working. The inside features five shelves, four of which are adjustable, so you can configure it to suit your needs. This cabinet also comes with a lock just in case there’s a need to keep certain items inaccessible.

People are spending more and more time working from home for a plethora of reasons. Between increased productivity, fewer distractions, less illness, and no commute companies are just finding it beneficial. With so many employees working from home, the need for communication is more important than ever, and Zoom meetings make talking face to face possible even if on a screen. These five items can help your Zoom meetings be more comfortable and successful, even if you’re only dressed in office attire from the waist up!

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