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Or maybe we can take a more nuanced stance and say that some people just prefer to work from an office with their colleagues.
by rodiger 6y ago
Or maybe we can take a more nuanced stance and say that some people just prefer to work from an office with their colleagues.
- s_y_n_t_a_x 6y agoIf we did then there wouldn't be articles complaining about WFH. Just let people do what they want. If you like WFH then find a company that allows it, if you don't, do the inverse. I don't see why there is so much hate against WFH when it's a choice (not including the virus situation). I would NEVER go back to an office. I've been WFH for 5 years now. You can certainly put a price not having to live in a rent-trap city. I bought and paid off a 3bdr house in a year because of low cost of living. I no longer pay rent/mortgage or commute. I see how some people wouldn't like it, but there are plenty of jobs for those people. P.S: a 30 minute commute is 252 hours of your year gone ($25,200 @ $100/hr) and $3-6k in gas plus stress. Do yourself a favor and start working on your office setup, you'll want to work remotely when you get older at least.