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Never! This is great for work/life balance. I'm not tempted to even be aware of work when I am at home. I can devote my time fully to my family. I will admit
by souprock 8y ago
Never!
This is great for work/life balance. I'm not tempted to even be aware of work when I am at home. I can devote my time fully to my family.
I will admit to a few other things that help productivity and work/life balance:
1. I get solid office walls. Some work locations are behind multiple layers of heavy doors.
2. I get extreme flex-time, so I can show up and leave at strange and random hours. This is really helpful for dealing with any family issues that may arise.
3. I'm only expected to work 40 hours per week, for real.
4. My commute is 3 minutes by car or under 20 minutes by foot. It's just 0.9 miles. This is the benefit of not living in an urban environment. There is a small house right behind my workplace (you could commute via pole vaulting) that is expected to go for $180,000.