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This sort of thing varies from person to person. For example, my wife and I are both very introverted and don't really need the human contact part. My wife do
by ktm5j 7y ago
This sort of thing varies from person to person. For example, my wife and I are both very introverted and don't really need the human contact part. My wife does work from home full time and loves it.
I can do almost 100% of my job remotely and so I work from home one day a week. I could do more work from home, but my coworkers can't do their jobs remotely so I don't want it to be unfair for them.
Personally I would recommend against going back to your old job, even if they welcome you back. That won't look good on a resume. Give yourself some time, let your superiors know that this is an adjustment for you and they should be understanding.
- Trias11 7y agoDisagree with "That won't look good on a resume". Quite an opposite. Lots of good reasons why professional could get back to previous place: more interesting project, being valued, maintained good relationshiops, etc...