You don't need to be a single bachelor in a studio apartment to have this problem. I'd argue most people who worked from home due to lockdowns have ran into thi

You don't need to be a single bachelor in a studio apartment to have this problem. I'd argue most people who worked from home due to lockdowns have ran into this. My home office, while adequate, wasn't exactly setup to be writing code and hosting meetings in for 8 hours a day. I'm certainly not going to go out and buy a desk and chair just for my work laptop... I ended up buying a nicer desk and monitor stand. As someone else pointed out, I purchased a KVM switch to flip my monitor between personal and work machines. After a year of this I've just moved to setting my personal laptop to the side for music/email/etc and stopped using the KVM switch. It really wasn't a big deal and I wouldn't call it all that interesting.