3 ms·

You’re describing my situation. I have no dedicated room for my home office, just table with my own decent monitor and company’s decent workstation plus some ha

by lnsru 6y ago

You’re describing my situation. I have no dedicated room for my home office, just table with my own decent monitor and company’s decent workstation plus some hardware from the office. My place looks ugly with all that equipment, but it’s still better than punching a card daily in the office. Moving to a cheaper area is too good to be true.

ghaff 6y ago
Or you get a coworking space (in normal circumstances) and it's just a cost like commuting is for a lot of people.
- st1x7 6y ago
  That sounds like all the downsides of an office with none of the benefits. Plus additional expenses.
  - ghaff 6y ago
    But you can get a coworking space in a cheaper location if that's where you want to live. (Or get a bigger place with room for an office.) Some people prefer working in a different location than they're living.
    - st1x7 6y ago
      It won't be cheaper than my employer paying for an office. That's what I'm comparing to.
      - jlokier 6y ago
        It will be cheaper if the local coworking space costs less than your commute to the employer's office. Both financially and in time spent.