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When the epidemic started, we were infused by "working from home is good", now that the epidemic seems to wind down, we are seeing headlines like this "working
by icf80 6y ago
When the epidemic started, we were infused by "working from home is good", now that the epidemic seems to wind down, we are seeing headlines like this "working from home is not sustainable or it is bad". This is how the people in general are influenced.
From my personal experience I am a lot less stressed by working from home.
- fyfy18 6y agoI wonder how many of these articles are because landlords of commercial property et al are beginning to feel the repecusions of people working from home. At least in the UK (this is a BBC article), most commercial properties are owned by big landlords, with ties to the "elite" class.
- sirmoveon 6y agodingdingdingding We have a winner. Shifts in economics will have winners and losers. We will continue to hear more from the losers and how the new way has damaged the social fabric of x/y. Overall, the reality of the shift has been positive for socioeconomics. More time around the people that matters most to us and beaming into work has reliaved environmental stress and unnecessary expenditures in commuting alone.
- arethuza 6y agoSome powerful people seem seriously worried, look at this nonsense in the Daily Mail: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-8671837/RICHARD-LITTLEJOHN-One-persons-Working-Home-anothers-P45.html https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-8671837/RICHARD-L... Of course, what makes this particularly bizarre is that the person writing it says "I’ve worked from home for the past 30-odd years"....
- ulfw 6y agoHow is the epidemic winding down?