Arkesteijn and teammates (using data collected from April to December 2020 from more than 36,000 Dutch people working at home during the COVID-19 pandemic) determined that “respondents who worked in a [dedicated] work room at home reported higher productivity . . . than respondents that worked in different types of rooms, especially those in the bedroom. . . . In addition, respondents that did not have to share their workspace . . . reported higher productivity than those that (partly)…