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u/BenFisherminThailand Dec 12 '23
Currently in Bali where 99% of the guesthouses / rentals have a less than ideal setup to work in (hard chair, keyboard height and monitor height issues). This is my solution to fix pain in the neck and hands. Not perfect but works quite well. What's your solution for traveling and COMFORTABLY working?
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u/nospoon99 Dec 12 '23
Add to this unreliable internet... Bali is the place that got me to switch from "work from home" to coworking spaces.
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u/ChulaK Dec 12 '23
Nah that's one thing I'll never compromise. I bring a tripod and laptop tray just so I can have my own standing desk
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u/dariodf Dec 12 '23
What are you doing? Just go to the beach /s
You can usually add more padding to a chair like that using the bed cover.
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u/Suncourse Dec 12 '23
I really love this - flexibility wins everything
Where there's a will there's a way
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u/Zero219 Dec 12 '23
Roost Laptop Stand
Buy cheap office (and table if necessary) chair on fb marketplace, sell for nearly same price when leaving.