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Even if you live in the boroughs, it can still cost a huge chunk of time to get in. Between walking, waiting for and riding the subway, it takes me anywhere fro
by necrotic_comp 6y ago
Even if you live in the boroughs, it can still cost a huge chunk of time to get in. Between walking, waiting for and riding the subway, it takes me anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour to get to my office.
That's 40 hours of dead time a month, and I'm so happy to have it back.
- decafninja 6y agoYeah, I would gladly work extra hours for my employer if it meant not having to waste it on commuting. I see it as a win-win for both myself and my employer. I wouldn't mind an occasional trek to the office for certain meetings, etc. Unfortunately my employer does not see it that way. Exerting middle-managerial control over employees is considered more important than productivity.