A nice chair, a desk, a monitor. (Not that I have space for a nice chair at home!)
But an office? No way.
Perhaps it's because renting an office costs similar to renting a flat where I live (even though you get less space when renting an office).
I have had positive signals towards paying for a desk in a shared workspace... But wait, aren't we working at home to avoid sharing workspaces at the moment?
Developer for a major hospital that's not in a tech hub. An executive suite got trashed, so we got a used chair ($25 donation to one of our company charities "suggested"), and that was it. If we need more WFH gear than that, then we are told we can go work in our limited remaining office space.
I personally want more free WFH gear, but I think our execs are clever. "Oh, you don't have a desk? Nobody is in the office, so we can give you a socially-distanced 15x15' space for free if you drive in."
I'd hope that stance would shift if they didn't see it as a temporary thing. My experience has only been with remote positions where there is no office to attend.
A nice chair, a desk, a monitor. (Not that I have space for a nice chair at home!)
But an office? No way.
Perhaps it's because renting an office costs similar to renting a flat where I live (even though you get less space when renting an office).
I have had positive signals towards paying for a desk in a shared workspace... But wait, aren't we working at home to avoid sharing workspaces at the moment?