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I've read this post a week ago (gee I browse reddit too much) Not sure how I feel about this, maybe flexibility is the real answer? Some days I woke up and I
by robertwt7 5y ago
I've read this post a week ago (gee I browse reddit too much)
Not sure how I feel about this, maybe flexibility is the real answer?
Some days I woke up and I don't feel like working from home. It feels good to go out and walk to our company's cool office.
If I don't feel like it, then I'd just stay home.
- kvgr 5y agoI was thinking of renting cheap one person office, so I get out of the appartment. And have a distinction of enviroment. Not really worth the money in my current job. But when I get remote job for “western” company it will be peanuts.
- xmprt 5y agoI think it depends from company to company. Originally I was dreading working from the office and I still don't prefer it now, but there are a few benefits that make the analysis a lot less black and white. Office has free food, socializing with coworkers, and they've decked out the entire place with really good monitors, standing desks, a stocked kitchen, etc. I think it's up to the company to make the office experience worth it and even then it might not be enough for some people so flexibility should be offered as well. It's also nice now that it's voluntary so the commute is shorter and meeting rooms are empty. I only go about once a week so far (will start going 2-3 times soon).