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Yeah that definitely helps! Unfortunately I think I'd still need a few hours to unwind and get out of "work mode." I've worked jobs where I could actually walk
by mjayhn 7y ago
Yeah that definitely helps!
Unfortunately I think I'd still need a few hours to unwind and get out of "work mode." I've worked jobs where I could actually walk to work and I still went home just drained. TBH, I'm an introvert and I'm not sure going in to the office will ever be really conducive to my personality.
I've worked jobs where I had an office to go to when I needed/wanted to be there but could work from home or at a clients office. That was wonderful. I actually showed up to it much, much more often than I expected - by pure choice. If I was having an off day or felt especially introverted and just needed a break from people I could just knock things out at home!
- chrisweekly 7y agoRemote work is increasingly available. Good luck!
- clarry 7y agoI'm still pretty sapped after 8-9 hours, even if I work from home. And yes, it does build up stress from all the errands that would be easiest to schedule during office hours on a weekday with no work.