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I'm happy with WFH. At least where I am located calling it a lockdown is a bit of a stretch. That said, I haven't been going out, going to other people's home
by frompdx 6y ago
I'm happy with WFH. At least where I am located calling it a lockdown is a bit of a stretch. That said, I haven't been going out, going to other people's homes, or inviting people to mine. I do miss going out to get lunch, dinner, and drinks. However, I've saved quite a bit not doing those things.
The biggest positive change for me has been eliminating my commute, which usually takes 2-3 hours per day. I've used that time for weightlifting and have stuck with it 3-5 (usually 5) days a week since March. I have also been able to get more sleep due to not needing to get up as early to commute to work.
Beyond that, I have a much easier time focusing in my home office. Most workplaces are loud and distracting. Peopling walking by or having impromptu conversations by your desk is a major distraction that seems to happen every day in an office.