My house, my rules” is a mantra that many are clearly adhering to when working from home, even when they’re technically at work. 

Perhaps due to a lack of social barometers at home, a blended work-life has led to behavior that most wouldn’t dream of exhibiting if they were in the office. Because respondents feel more relaxed at home, one in 10 said they were aware of colleagues using profanity more often than when they were in the office. 

Apparently dress-down Friday has expanded to other days of the week, at least according to 11% of respondents who said they witnessed colleagues wearing inappropriate clothing during business meetings. One in 25 revealed they even saw naked or partially naked people walk by or in the background of video meetings.