TikTok users clashed over a viral video that allegedly showed a remote worker setting up a green screen on a beach.
A short clip posted by user averyncmm shows a man walking by a sheet of green cloth attached to a makeshift wooden frame.
Averyncmm captioned the video, "Discovered: Fellow remote 'workers' setting up the 'office' green screen for the day."
From camera From a distance, she can be seen apparently cleaning something with a broom, but the clip has sparked debate about what is acceptable when it comes to working from home.
When countries around the world instructed employees to work from home, remote work became the norm for many office workers when the pandemic began.
Despite the reopening of the economy,many staff continue to work remotely, at least part of the time.
Some users praised the Mystery Beach Fun facility, arguing that employers shouldn't care where their staff work as long as they get the job done.
User Milly Rosario wrote: '
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Others suggested that employees could set up fake offices on the beach, given that many employees use fake zoom backgrounds that make it look like they are sitting on a tropical island.
Kitty NeNe wrote: "When you're at home, you're thinking of a beach background, but when you're on the beach, are you thinking of a home background??"
Another suggested green Screen settings It was a lot. "When Zoom gets a virtual background, you don't need a green screen," they wrote.
However, some criticized the setting, suggesting that the beach was an uncomfortable place to work. One user commented: "You're right that it's not as comfortable as working in an office chair with an AC backrest."
Others regretted not being able to work from the beach. said there is. One user wrote: 😫 Tired of sitting in traffic and waking up in front of the sun?
Some pointed out the practical problems of setting up shop on the beach. "But how do you charge your laptop??"
"I wish she had Wi-Fi at the beach," she added Kaylee Collins.
Earlier this year, her job site Indeed found that remote work searches increased from just 0.23% in December 2019 to her increased to 2.4%.
While this is a small percentage overall, some sectors employ a significant number of remote workers, the company said. Software development had the highest percentage of remote advertising, with 44% of jobs being remote advertising.
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