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Nothing fanciful. Had been a razer fan for years. So just add in some colors and features to "brighten" up the mood during work. My colleagues always hav a great laugh when they saw me wearing the Razer Kitty headset.

And the chips are within reach so I can stress eat.

- Shirley, DAPG

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My cozy and comfortable WFH setup. Featuring a pad board from IKEA for organising my PC accessories, dual vertical monitor setup by using vertical space instead of horizontal. Accommodating with a standing desk with any fatigue mat for long hours of standing. Last but not least, my crystal collection to boost positive inner aura.

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No luxury for a proper table.

Design and setup for efficiency, minimalist and portability, due to space constraint and ready to move to anywhere in the house/out for work!😆

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Ever since I converted my spare room into a WFH “office” , I was able to have physical segregation between work and personal zone. This helps me to tackle the challenge of balancing work and play time.

My WFH essentials are my Acer monitor and my all mesh office chair :)

Patrick NG,  GOVTECH/ GITD

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S- and internet laptops plus wall-mounted monitor with survival kit ie water bottle and titbits. And bandaged earpiece (can u see yellow tape) after 2 years of intensive use. What u don’t see is high-back chair for neck, cushion for back and Eye-Mo for tired eyes. Animal for illustration only, not doing work for me.😀.   YeenLoo

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My husband and I share the study so for a more space-saving setup without committing to buying yet another study desk, the ironing board will do! The height is adjustable and the length is great for ensuring my water bottle is always within arm's reach. A laptop raise for good posture, and a Bluetooth headset is a must so I can have a stretch and a walkabout while still being present for the seemingly endless back-to-back meetings.

Genevieve, WSG

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My WFH setup. extra monitor or headset holder, you name it. :)

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Wunna, WSG

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Plain and try to have a compact setup but failed.  

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Plain and try to have a compact setup but failed.  

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Notebooks are placed vertically and a compact keyboard is used to save some space. Bought the wrong speakers as the size is underestimated.

Wei Yu/WSG

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The essential that is needed for WFH is comfort.

-Table with height adjustment capabilities allows you to stand or sit when you are at your desk.
-External microphone which can better capture your voice and lesser of environmental sounds.
-Keyboard and mouse with RGB lights to brighten up your time working on them.

Everything I need is within a stretch of my arm only whenever I have the chance to WFH or to be at my desk. 😊😊

Jorrie, GOVTECH/PCCS

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Big monitor with a USB docking station (which my laptop is sitting on) to reduce the number of cables to unplug when I need to go back to office. And a very comfy chair which is one of my best buys during the WFH period. 👍

Roland, WSG

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Lounge, sit-up, stand-up 😋

SimSeng, WSG

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My WFH desk setup. The adjustable omnidesk prevents me from sitting all day long. Also a daily reminder of GOVTECH WAY Be Here Now, to remind not to be distracted during virtual meetings!  This has become my basic needs for work productivity. I can’t work anywhere else now!

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A self catered WFH setup to last me throughout the day n night.

Desmond, MSF

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Evolution from working off a IKEA Cabinet till "reclamation of space" by placing another short desk to extend my workspace. Putting an additional 27" monitor nicely into the shelf to increase efficiency. On the right side, is my private monitor screen that is used to for zoom meetings, catching news and/or relaxing in youtube while working.  Over the other side form another continent of my wife's WFH setup.

Eric Oh, MTI

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The usual work set up but with an added view of the greenery and sky, as a reminder to rest my eyes and mind from time to time.

- Hurul Ainaa, MOE

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Like most, my WFH setup has evolved from working on the dining table with a lonely GSIB laptop, to a fully equipped “battlestation”.

- Taufiq, State Courts

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Dinning table as workstation, standard office chair w wheel, glass water kettle for hot water for bf omega milk and lunch kopoi or tea or milo, also have Nespresso machine for a quick capsule coffee, 4 fully filled water bottles on the left, a China import standing plastic fan for cooling and last but not least laptop and mouse and mouse pad to start my work from home from 8:30am to 6pm.

BT LIM, MOM ISTD

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1. Laptop stand improvised from Hot Plate Gripper

2. Large tee gong of water for long meetings

3. Two large external monitors to switch between windows

4. 16 yrs old M/S natural keyboard to relieve RSI

5. Standing table to switch between sitting and standing

Leon
Govtech/SAO

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A simple WFH corner that always get hijacked by my annoying cat! Intentionally placed the working table in front of the window so I can look out and rest my eyes from time to time.

Arini, Govtech/CTS

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Well, it all started with the chair, then the table, then the monitors, then speakers, then the monitor arms.. 😂  Will it ever end? 😱

Essentials:
- The desk organiser
- Big external monitors
- Speakers!!

Nicholas Kok, SLA / TI

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Having a monitor arm is a game-changer in my WFH setup - frees up real estate for storage on my desk

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My WFH essentials are Logitech multi-device keyboard, Prism+ X300 30" ultrawide (gaming) panel, and Logitech Headset.

A 30" monitor is essential for anyone working with multiple excel sheets (no more eye strains); perfect for those need to have multiple tabs/docs open for cross-reference (you can have up to 4 split screens on the monitor screen); provides an amazing experience for gaming and watching movies conducting workshops in the comfort of my chair. With the Prism+ ARC Stealth arm, I have flexibility in my setup such as vertical rotation to read papers side-by-side.

A multi-device keyboards allows me to toggle between GSIB, ISS, and mobile phone so I can respond to people across platforms quickly and seamlessly. And of course, a headset that catches your voice clearly is a must.

Ft. desk pad from DART 😉

Eliza, GovTech/GPO-CS

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My WFH setup has gone thru a few iterations. Supposed to be using a convertible standing desk option but now using it as an extension space!
Xunmao, GPO

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My WFH setup includes a very old 32 inch TV as a monitor. Lowered keyboard tray for ergonomics, monitor light bar to reduce eyestrain.

The key feature is my analog to do list. For when I feel so overwhelmed, I shut all programs to remove all distractions and only depend on this list for the next hour or so.

The Hulk figurine is to remind me not to "Hulk out"; everyone has their challenges and to be understanding of their limitations.

Danny Tan
CEA IT

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GSIB, iPad, Personal laptop, laptop fans, water bottles, and a box of cut apples to start the day.

Kelly Ng, ESG / DDI

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My WFH setup, the wall mounted monitor allow me to have bigger screen without sacrifice any space on my narrow desk.

Yu Kok. IMDA

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My WFH setup consists of my GSIB laptop and my working MacBook Pro, all connected to my PO-7470 multi-port adapter, an organic hub that keeps every device connected at extremely high speeds!

- Gerald Neo, MOE ITD (ESTL)

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My WFH setup have gone through several iterations – from sharing with the dinning table to a more dedicate space today. Today it’s a cozy space which includes a HUGE external monitor, standing table (a must to keep me moving) and a Google Home Mini (to command the lights, fan, aircon and to stop work).

~ Melvyn, IMDA

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My WFH setup has changed over the year. A solid Wired LAN connection is a must.

- Erlina, MLAW

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The big condenser mic is really good and reasonable priced, bought during a seasonal sales from Amazon. Been using it for meeting and conducting brownbags! 

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My WFH setup includes an external monitor which was recommended by my boss and many things I have acquired online (wireless earbud, camera, keyboard and etc) during online sales to ensure a smooth remote work experience! 😅

- Ryan Yeo, SVC HQ (GPO)

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My WFH setup. Featuring an empty router box  to prop up my laptop to eye-level 😂 Highly recommend a L-shaped table!

-Wen Rui, MOE ITD (ESTL)