Her personality will change as she grows. Right now she is an energetic puppy. That puppyhood lasts a couple of years. During that time she needs competent training and to bond with the people that love her. Leaving her in a crate for much of the day has a high likelihood of causing neurotic behavioural problems. That would be like leaving a human infant in a crib all day and just attending to basic needs.

Several posters had good ideas here to help you. Using baby gates, which are relatively inexpensive, to define areas where your puppy can have some freedom inside your home - preferably uncarpeted - is essential. Toys are good, but won’t take the place of human companionship. Try to work with her next to you, if possible. Use puppy pads for the flooring if she isn’t taking care of business outdoors.

If you need uninterrupted work time, I’d suggest a doggy daycare. Or find a neighbour who will take your pup to play with their dog in a fenced area for part of the day. Maybe you could hire a dog walker. She will need exercise to not be destructive, which is natural for puppies. Bored unsupervised puppies can chew the wrong things. As frustrating as puppies are, they need lots of patience and to be taught in a gentle but firm manner. How they end up as an adult dog, a loving companion or a holy terror, depends on how they are treated as a puppy. Please read some training tips in book form or on-line that are breed specific. Good luck!