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I honestly prefer working from home, but that seems to be a rarer opinion. I feel like it gives me the flexibility to fill the gaps with other productive or rel

I honestly prefer working from home, but that seems to be a rarer opinion. I feel like it gives me the flexibility to fill the gaps with other productive or relaxing things. Even though I feel like my work environment is great, I feel pressured only do work-related things from 9-5 when I'm physically in the office. At home, I can take a break to do laundry, study languages, go for a walk. Or if I'm just not in the mood to do work, I can do something else for a while and come back to it later. I love the flexibility. Perhaps I'll miss it after another month.

sologoub 7y ago
Wrote a lengthy post supporting, but decided it’s not worth the overall sentiment here. Will just say this - you are not alone in liking WFH :) Like most things, it’s a deeply personal choice and making claims about who can and cannot be productive in that environment is just projecting ones own personal biases. Do what works for you!
arkanciscan 7y ago
I'm loving all the personal space. Eye contact and shaking hands squicks me out. I'm even loving wearing a mask so I don't have to smile at random strangers. I've been cooking my own food, and not feeling guilty for sitting at home on a Saturday night. I'm gonna miss this.