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That's because you had a terrible work environment and you're honey mooning, not because working from an office is evil. Separating life and work is generally a
by pxlpshr 17y ago
That's because you had a terrible work environment and you're honey mooning, not because working from an office is evil. Separating life and work is generally a very good thing, particularly if you're an entrepreneur because it forces you to unwind. Way to many people don't understand how toxic living and breathing your work can actually be. I speak from experience having worked from a "home office" for 7-8 years.
I recently went back to a separate office, it's been a freaking blessing. And don't get me wrong, I was very productive at home -- I'm just more productive in the right ways now. Working at an office generally gives you more focus on what's really important.
- thibaut_barrere 17y ago> That's because you had a terrible work environment That's the average work environment, in my experience :) > Working at an office generally gives you more focus on what's really important. I do work from home but with a specific (and very small) area as my office - I'm far more productive here than in the cubicles I used to work.
- pxlpshr 17y agoThe average work environment is all relative. Maybe you should be a web developer for advertising agencies -- after all, print is dying. :)
- thibaut_barrere 17y agoYou're right in that I'm not a web developer for advertising agencies anymore :) I did a quick experience for a small one, and surely I won't do that again.