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I don't know. I work in tech and almost everyone I know is finding themselves less productive and can't wait to get back to the office. Maybe because most of
by mancerayder 6y ago
I don't know. I work in tech and almost everyone I know is finding themselves less productive and can't wait to get back to the office. Maybe because most of us live in an apartments and not magestic houses with woods or lakes behind them, and the feeling of being trapped indoors is neither healthy nor pushes one to work more effectively.
My PC is in my living room and I'm on it, in the same seat, at the same desk, using the same monitor as I use for work, typing to you here on a Sunday afternoon. Tomorrow at 8:30 am I will be here, too. And I was here for hours reading the news and trying to find a couch online.
I can't wait NOT to WFH. I hate it. The option to do so is great, though -- maybe one Friday out of every two I will start to do it.
- bagacrap 6y agoIndeed, the home office space is important If you had a permanent work from home option, you might rent an apartment with some office space, and renting a 2 bedroom somewhere that is not SF is probably still cheaper than a studio in the city.
- cheschire 6y agoThat’s where the lower COL comes in. If your Silicon Valley paycheck gets spent in Midwest American living, you’d be able to afford an office to keep your work life separate.
- globular-toast 6y agoThen move somewhere that has a proper home office. You can live anywhere now.
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