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but... dat time savings! Seriously, I'm in a major metro area and my commute is considered "not bad" by local standards... Working at an office costs me at le
by datingscientist 7y ago
but... dat time savings!
Seriously, I'm in a major metro area and my commute is considered "not bad" by local standards...
Working at an office costs me at least three hours a day:
- 30 minutes of "getting ready"
- 60 minutes of commute there, at rush hour
- 30 minutes of lunch (usually just grab a sandwich at home)
- 60 minute return commute at rush hour
Bonus Time Savings:
Popping on a headset and taking a walk around the neighborhood during low-participation conference calls and one-on-one discussions (I'm a manager). I can flip 30 - 60 minutes a day into "dual use" time (work + exercise)...
- foxyv 7y agoDon't forget the fact that you don't have to buy/rent a home in the more expensive areas of a city. Meaning the money you make is money you can keep and speed up your retirement savings.
- Solvitieg 7y agoYou drive home to get lunch?
- datingscientist 7y agoLeave the office and come back. But if you look at the total time, it adds up.