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I find it hilarious each time this subject comes up on HN (seems weekly now), everyone saying it's the greatest thing since sliced bread. I know several(!) peo
by throwremotely 5y ago
I find it hilarious each time this subject comes up on HN (seems weekly now), everyone saying it's the greatest thing since sliced bread.
I know several(!) people, who while 'working remotely', are two timing it, having two jobs simultaneously, obviously unbeknown to the employer. And even then, they 'find' time during their working hours, to go to the gym, do the laundry, do some groceries. They are not some productivity geniuses, no, they are just regular lazy people, like most people are. I get why those people LOVE remote working, because they get paid and not so much work done. Win-Win?
- Bayart 5y agoIs it that they don't get work done, or that they can purge all the down time from office work and use it efficiently (doing laundry vs doing HN) ?