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The poster I'm replying to is suggesting that this will be an experience to convince people to work from home haha. Either, this is a valid experience and every
by vikramkr 7y ago
The poster I'm replying to is suggesting that this will be an experience to convince people to work from home haha. Either, this is a valid experience and everyone hates it. Or, this isn't true work from home and nobody's actually learned anything.
- danielbln 7y agoIt's a spectrum, and I assume it will shift a bit towards acceptance as we go on in this pandemic as people find arrangements that work. You have to have processes in place, personally as well as professionally, to make WFH work well, and a lot of people who are thrown into this brave new WFH world have neither.
- vikramkr 7y agoAt least do my social circle, acceptance of work from home just keeps dwindling. this is seen as a sacrifice to fight the virus, like rationing during wartime, something you would never do voluntarily after because of how miserable be experience is. This is a small sample but you at least can't assumed from here that the shift would be towards acceptance in general. I'm sure some people absolutely will shift towards acceptance, but society really isn't built for work from home there's a lot of types of jobs that really benefit from in person interaction, a lot of those employees are not enjoying this at all.