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Work from home does work better when you have daycare. The isolation of wfh gave me a lot of anxiety (other life problems factored in as well). I think a good
by chapium 7y ago
Work from home does work better when you have daycare. The isolation of wfh gave me a lot of anxiety (other life problems factored in as well). I think a good balance is 1-2 days/wfh. Wfh degrades into work from coffeeshop.
If your meetings aren't productive there's definitely a problem in your org. I suspect meetings are being driven by those without a clear goal and intend to fill a whole hour talking. Just a hunch, thats some good ole internet armchair analysis for ya.
Long meetings are a symptom of a lack of planning imho.
- _curious_ 7y ago"Long meetings are a symptom of a lack of planning imho." Yes and a sympton of mgmnt/people(s) with too much time on their hands...and excess time manifests differently for some under WFH. They can't command and control as easily under WFH so what do?
- topkai22 7y agoIn always say it depends on the meeting. I have a lot of meetings that are really working sessions, were we are constantly communicating and co-building. Those can take hours. That being said, there are generally bo more than 5 people on those types of menus
- stjohnswarts 7y agoIt's impossible to extrapolate what is best for everyone. Working from home is a great thing for me especially if they set core hours where everyone should be available for 4 to 5 hours a day. Trying to track down Morning Bob and Nighttime Nancy is a drag for us people who like 10am-6pm days :)