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Yes, working remotely does require proper space separation from other family members. I could not have done it 15 years ago with small children. For those in
by blunte 6y ago
Yes, working remotely does require proper space separation from other family members. I could not have done it 15 years ago with small children. For those in dense cities with small living spaces and multiple flatmates or family, I can understand the need to go back to the office as a better alternative. But if we were able to setup a proper home working environment (as offices tend to make reasonable effort to be proper work environments), then I bet a lot of people would choose remote first.