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Let's note that distributed companies almost always clearly make the distinction between "remote work" and "work from home". Some of them are openly "against"
by tilolebo 7y ago
Let's note that distributed companies almost always clearly make the distinction between "remote work" and "work from home".
Some of them are openly "against" work from home.
- mcv 7y agoAs a freelancer, especially in between on-site projects, I made a habit of getting a workplace outside the home, explicitly to avoid all the distractions of the home. For a while, I rented a desk at an office, but I've also worked in the lobby of a work-friendly hotel, I've tried working in the library (but their wifi sucks) and various other places. Anything but home.