I am good in data entry work .Over the years, I've written a lot about workplace flexibility and working from home. But for most of us, the idea of working from home has always been something we'd plan for, not something we'd just suddenly have to do.Heck, at least we always thought it would be voluntary. However, thousands if not millions of Americans suddenly find themselves in the position of having to work from home. So, I asked people who've been working from home for years to offer their best advice, and I received more than 300 replies. Across the board, people advised (a) finding a dedicated space, (b) trying hard to impose structure on yourself, and (c) working to ensure you don't become isolated--and that you don't let your work life or your personal or family life overwhelm each other. Here's a sample of 10 of the smarter and more intersting takes they offered, on what could be a brand new situation for a lot of people: