Many factors come into play when making this decision. The work spaces of home workers are generally designed to suit their personality and the household space available. Most home workers have a private office with a door they can close. Considering a Shared or Open Work Space. Many home workers have offices in a child's room, a den or the dining area.
Some home offices occupy a room in the house that's central and open to adjacent rooms.
Most home workers who occupy a shared or open office, eventually plan to set up their own office when they can add on or move to a larger home. If a shortage of work space is an issue for you, please note that some of the most organized and functional home offices are not private. Inc. Sandy Anderson, MBA and Ph.D. in psychology, is committed to empowering, educating, and guiding individuals and companies.