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I've read that unless you have a room dedicated for work, working from home will not be a productive solution. It really makes sense. You can't have people co
by jokoon 9y ago
I've read that unless you have a room dedicated for work, working from home will not be a productive solution.
It really makes sense.
You can't have people coming and going.
When my girlfriend was out working, I was productive at working my personal projects, but when she came home, made herself a meal, started some chores or cleaning up, or even stood there next to me, I just could not work.
So the reality is just that you move your office to your home, so you will actually need a larger place to live.
But I guess it's still cheaper and more ecologic to do things that way, so actually you would get a raise.
What I would like, is a simple software that blocks a list of website of my choice so I can stay productive. As long as it is self imposed, it would feel okay.
- mnm1 9y agoIt depends on the person, but as a generalization, that's simply not true. I was more productive before getting a house with a separate office when I just had my bedroom to sleep/work in. I'm still way more productive than in any office situation, but the point is that you don't need a separate office at home to be productive.