The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a global economic crisis, resulting in a significant increase in the number of people who work from home. This study examined the variables impacting the conduct of 448 respondents who took part in a work-from-home survey designed specifically for ergonomics home office when working from home, two years after the COVID-19 virus. The survey was conducted in September 2023 and runs through November 2023. This study is unique since it looks at the ergonomic problems in Patna district connected to working from home. Respondents are invited to complete a questionnaire that will help identify ergonomic issues and potential solutions related to working from home. Video conference apps like Zoom become the main source to connect with teams. Most of the respondents feel that purchasing new technology, such as a laptop, smartphone, Wi-Fi, and other peripherals, has become first priority while working from home. During all home office setups, most of the respondents accepted moderately ergonomic, but some improvements were needed. At the starting stage of working from home most of the respondents do not have a designated room. Additionally, this research would offer corporate executives, legislators, practitioners, and HR specialists’ ideas on the necessity of reviewing the current workplaces and ergonomics surrounding.