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I don't understand the point of this. If you have a place to live then why would you go to someone else's home to work when you can do the same at your own plac
by perakojotgenije 11y ago
I don't understand the point of this. If you have a place to live then why would you go to someone else's home to work when you can do the same at your own place?
- DanBC 11y agoSome people enjoy the company of other people, but dislike their local coffee shops. Or people may feel a change of environment is important to them to help them switch into work-mode.
- austinjp 11y ago"Working" at your kitchen table in your pants, unshaved and unwashed, gets pretty thin for a lot of people. The desk-rental business is huge.
- rodgerd 11y agoI live on the city fringe. You live an hour out. You want to work from home, but you need to come in for a two meetings, one at the start of the day, one mid-afternoon. Wouldn't in be more convenient to have somewhere to work around that?
- andreasfmwolf 11y agoOne of the key reasons is that we in Hoffice support each other to reach our days goals, by speaking out working goals in front of each other, facilitate a 45-15min pomodoro technique, share fun breaks together and thereby create a super-social work atmosphere. Hofficers get far more done that working alone from home and have normally also far more fun ;)