Yes Kamutula, distractions are the enemy when working from home!

However, you also highlight an important point about Internet connectivity. The quality of residential Internet service tends to be poorer than what is offered to commercial customers. So, matters related to reliability, not solely speed, will perhaps come to the fore… especially since children are being at home and employees are teleworking, there are likely to be even greater demands on residential networks, which telcos may need to address.

I was wondering about the internet connectivity strength during the time. There would be more people collaborating online that usual. For example, people I would normally go and meet in person at their offices will likely too to be online. Hence wouldn’t it be essential to re-check internet connectivity?

Distractions are the greatest Achilles’ heel, in my view. Neighbour drops by to enquire about the recent roof ‘do it yourself’, you did recently or just the slow cooked chicken in mushroom sauce dish you had been wanting to fix, but had had no time or a sudden bang outside, just want to check what’s going on….