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Definitely, but that is not how WFH is normally. Also, don't a lot of people work a lot of hours, basically living at the office? There's not much difference th
by aledalgrande 7y ago
Definitely, but that is not how WFH is normally. Also, don't a lot of people work a lot of hours, basically living at the office? There's not much difference there.
- leetcrew 7y agoagree with you, just saw the opportunity for a (bad) pun. I'm actually having my first real WFH experience so far and I definitely appreciate getting an hour back from the commute. I'm eating a "weekend breakfast" every day of the week. I'm mainly thinking of people who have kids and/or are accustomed to filling their post-work hours with sports, gym, or other activities. these people are viewing WFH as more of an imposition than a freedom.
- aledalgrande 7y agoHaha sorry I didn't get the pun, I just had coffee. My point is that you are given a lot more freedom, what you do with it, is up to you. You can go in to an office 3 days a week and stay at home the other 2. How you organize is up to you. But with the current situation that freedom is limited.