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I went to the office for the first time last week, and I loved it, but I think where I work has a better attitude towards people than where that guy works. Cert
by wtt604 5y ago
I went to the office for the first time last week, and I loved it, but I think where I work has a better attitude towards people than where that guy works. Certainly my department does. I went back voluntarily, mainly to get out of the house, and TO wear real clothes again. Tshirt and shorts, but I feel more human than the pajama man I was for the past year. I hope that guy gets a new job!
- eknkc 5y agoI’ve been working remotely more than 10 years now. I get the idea that some people prefer to be around others, to have face to face conversations etc. And some people do not have the best home environment. Maybe they have kids and would prefer an office. And maybe, they just like working at an office. That’s fine. What I don’t really understand is that people complaining about being in pijamas and being in the house all the time and stuff like that. Just becase they now work from home. At what point working at home meant that you should not shower for a week and have ketchup stains on your face? Just wear the thing you want, meet with people you like and do as you wish. What is the hold up here?
- ngc248 5y agoIt just means that for a lot of people "going to work" was the thing which was adding structure to their life and when WFH started they lost that"structure", that is when "not shower for a week and have ketchup stains on your face" these things happen. Looks like lotsa people build their life around work instead of work around life.