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If you're more productive at home that's great but I most definitely am not. I'm single. I look forward to the social aspects of work. Maybe if I had a family
by greggman 9y ago
If you're more productive at home that's great but I most definitely am not.
I'm single. I look forward to the social aspects of work. Maybe if I had a family that would be different but I doubt it.
At work I can compile our 100k file program on the corp distributed build system. It's at least 100x faster than building at home. Sure if you're doing web stuff maybe your laptop is ok or maybe you're doing backend and ssh is all you need get into the system. I was working on a giant desktop app. It took 1 to 4hrs to build at home.
At work I have a 30inch monitor, a 24inch monitor, and a workstation class PC with 12 cores, 64gig of ram, 256gig SSD, 3TB of storage. At home I have an gamer PC with 16gig of ram. The work machine is much faster.
Also when I worked on AAA games working at home was basically impossible because there are terabytes of data modified by the artists daily and I need access to that data to do my job. There are also dev kits that have to stay at the office because of NDAs etc. I'm sure other programmers have similar requirements.
- Imagenuity 9y agoSo remote into your work system. Isn't that the solution to all the things listed above?