Suspicion that working from home allows ample opportunity for slacking off has reached the Russian president. A news report, contested by the Kremlin, says Vladimir V. Putin has a duplicate office for video conferences at a Black Sea residence.

 

Suspicion that working from home allows ample opportunity for slacking off has reached the Russian president. A news report, contested by the Kremlin, says Vladimir V. Putin has a duplicate office for video conferences at a Black Sea residence. https://t.co/QM3jS5aiok

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