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I used to do this. 2 days at office and 3 at home after mostly working in office. It really brought into stark contrast how very little I could get done when co
by foxyv 5y ago
I used to do this. 2 days at office and 3 at home after mostly working in office. It really brought into stark contrast how very little I could get done when coming in to work.
I would show up exhausted after a long commute and look for a desk. Then I had to setup and it was weird being in a different place every time. (They took my cubicle and put in Hot Desks.) The noise was distracting. (Open plan) It smelled like a Jack in the Box from the cafeteria and getting lunch took a lot of time. In person meetings ate up a lot of the time I would normally spend multi-tasking.
I did like the socializing when I could get it. But the office magic seemed hardly there anymore. I didn't have a real place. A traveler just waiting to get home.