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Anyone rent dedicated office space? By that I mean 4 walls and a door that you can close. I was thinking that if I ever get back into full-time remote work I mi
by neverartful 8y ago
Anyone rent dedicated office space? By that I mean 4 walls and a door that you can close. I was thinking that if I ever get back into full-time remote work I might try to find something like 100 sq. feet to rent.
- cweagans 8y agoI rented office space for a while. It was pretty worth it. I much prefer having a room of my own at home though. If I'm going to work remotely, I want to reap the benefits. For instance, I can cook healthy food for lunch and not have to microwave it. I can take a break to go play with my dogs. I can go to coffee with my wife. If I'm commuting to an office anyway, I might as well be working for some company in their office.
- mbrock 8y agoI'm renting a private office space where I do my work as a remote contractor. It's glorious; it's also my firm's biggest expense, but hey, life quality. For various reasons I'll be terminating the lease soon. Instead I'll spend money on renting a bigger apartment—one with a room dedicated as an office. Four walls and a door is the only way to work as far as I'm concerned. Stable internet, my own printer, silence, comfort, etc.
- pyvek 8y agoI did the same thing – I had an private cabin in a co-working space for some time and then moved out to a larger apartment with a dedicated office room. It's been working pretty well so far, although I have make sure I go out for workout and some tea every day to prevent myself from going insane.