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I see a lot of comments about pro WFH (family, more relaxing work schedule, kids/pets around) and against WFH (less collaborative, can't read body language, a q
by unnouinceput 6y ago
I see a lot of comments about pro WFH (family, more relaxing work schedule, kids/pets around) and against WFH (less collaborative, can't read body language, a quick IM is slower then a simple live question for next chair) and while Netflix mainly talks about them - it actually boil down to one thing only -> SEX.
Humans are a social animal and we like crowds. And with less physical work required then in past centuries jobs became more a brain exercise and less muscle required and with that means our brain requires more stimuli. And what is the easiest way to entertain brain? SEX. It's way more easy to work with a beautiful colleague alongside, it's more easy to take a coffee break and stroll through HR area to "cleanse the eyes" over "Janet" there. That's all about for those who hate WFH and are missing office. They can say a crap load of reasons why they don't like WFH but it boils down to one reason that absolutely nobody will talk about and that's SEX.
- nslocum 6y agosaid the office creep.
- unnouinceput 6y agoLol. You clearly missed my entire point altogether. Also if you even bothered to read any of my other comments you'll see I am WFH for a dozen years already, as freelancer. But this comment really shows your biased.
- aaomidi 6y agoWhat on earth are you on about
- dstick 6y agoRiiiight... * slowly backs away*
- mratzloff 6y agoWhat the fuck?
- ornornor 6y agoThat doesn’t make much sense.
- sudosteph 6y agoLmao, you might be alone on this one. Also, doesn't your theory mean that child-free monogamous couples who both WFH are the real winners?
- n010n3 6y agoAs one of these people that's absolutely correct, it rules
- srtjstjsj 6y agoPorn is allowed at home but not in the office. WFH is much better for ogling.