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100. I worked from home for the last 8+ years and it's been an interesting ride. My experience: was amazing at first (productivity, independence, no office dram
by Disruptive_Dave 11y ago
100. I worked from home for the last 8+ years and it's been an interesting ride. My experience: was amazing at first (productivity, independence, no office drama), then got slightly uninspiring, then got downright depressing ("why even bother showering today?"). Now I mostly work in a small office, but with a lot of flexibility and some days at home.
The combo is the way to go. There was a time where I worked from home 4 days out of the week, then spent the entire 5th day in the office with no plans of actually getting work done, just getting in-person face to face meetings and collaboration done. That was an ideal situation for me, as I planned those in-office days accordingly and wasn't busy thinking of all the work I needed to do while in mid convo with a peer.