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Your words do not correspond to my experience either. The extroverts of my job seem to do fairly well doing WFH, they are able to chain their 1h meetings witho
by enriquto 5y ago
Your words do not correspond to my experience either. The extroverts of my job seem to do fairly well doing WFH, they are able to chain their 1h meetings without pauses in-between, and fill-in their whole time doing extrovert stuff.
But not me. I'm a hard-core introvert, and the lockdown has been a nightmare to me! I've felt completely isolated and sad, can't get anything done. Often I have to cancel zoom meetings because I'm so down that I cannot bear to talk to other people. At least going to a physical place with my colleagues forced me to dress and stand, and from that I could work, even if I didn't speak much. I don't think I would be able to survive another month working from home. Fortunately, it seems that in September we'll be able to go back to semi-normal.
- 0xbadcafebee 5y agoDon't make it someone else's job to take care of your mental health, man. If you feel that bad you need to deal with the underlying reasons why, not just run back to the office.
- enriquto 5y agoI'm not asking anybody else to do anything, man. I was totally happy with my work and life before the lockdown, and the lockdowns changed that for the worse, much worse. You may say that I'm "crazy" if you want, but it's just my natural desire to want to be back to what it was like before.