Anonymous

06 Dec 2020

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Would you try studying or working in a switch booth if you cannot study or WFH?

Saw some of pop up switch booths, thought it's quite an interesting concept to try out!

https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/working-s...?

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Gina Hoh

06 Dec 2020

While it is a good idea in theory, trying to work quietly in a busy shopping mall has its challenges. I tried it for 1.5hrs, and at least 5 people tried to open my door, another 3 was banging on the booth and dozens more peeking into or talking about you working in the booth loud enough for you to hear.

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Jiayee

23 Nov 2020

Salaryman at some company

I have not tried the actual booths, but back in my old office's booths, I felt warm from my own body heat after a while ):

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