. >> reporter: only a skeleton crew is staffing kbm hogue. 150 employees are working at home.every aspect of their work. >> at some point, somebody wants to sit in a chair, they want to touch a fabric. some guys need to pull up in a pickup truck or a van or parcel van or 45-foot trailer and offload or build furniture. so we're good so far but this is a dynamic situation. we don't know what's going to happen tomorrow. >> reporter: for realtors, safety is also a consideration. open houses may be changing. sandy jameson is president of the association of realtors. >> for the elderly sellers, we're recommending to not have the open house because we don't want to ask them to leave the home for an afternoon and put themselves out in the public space when they should really be staying home. >> reporter: so many offices have spaces like these where people can collaborate, where interaction among employees is encouraged. this curren crisis may cause some companies to think about working from home, might be an idea whose time has come back. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >> if yo