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I worked from home two days a week before this, and moving to working from home every day has hurt my productivity. I've found it much more difficult to collabo
by noelsusman 6y ago
I worked from home two days a week before this, and moving to working from home every day has hurt my productivity. I've found it much more difficult to collaborate with colleagues remotely compared to being in the same space for most of the day. Before I used my WFH days for head-down focused work and my in-office days for collaboration. That worked really well for me.
- 01100011 6y agoYep. I routinely work 2-3 days from home every week. Full time WFH sucks. There are times when I just need to be at the office. There are times when the distractions at home are too much. Now I've had jobs where 100% WFH was fine, but that's when I was in a real home with a real office, not my tiny SiValley apartment.
- mvanbaak 6y agoFulltime WFH means you can live somewhere where the housing prices are less insane. So you can have a desicated work place (either seperate room or seperate desk somewhere). Thets the whole thing!
- maccard 6y agoI don't particularly want to live somewhere other than where I live right now though, I want to live here and only go into the office 3 times a week.
- acituan 6y agoHow is your productivity now that the rest of the office is also WFH? I imagine there is an asymmetry in perceived productivity if you’re the only one WFH, but it could be a different ballgame when it is more common. This could easily carry to post-pandemic e.g. weekly WFH days for everyone.