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> with everything setup how you want is just a no-brainer. I had an earlier comment on how those against WFH might change their mind if they had a good chair.
by MattGaiser 5y ago
> with everything setup how you want is just a no-brainer.
I had an earlier comment on how those against WFH might change their mind if they had a good chair. It might work in reverse too.
The office might be far less annoying to people if they had a budget for equipment or at least got high quality equipment.
- bobmaxup 5y agoPrivate offices might be another worthwhile incentive
- lanstin 5y agoAnd a window where you can see hummingbirds and crows and toddlers. And get some fresh air.
- MattGaiser 5y agoI kept hearing birds during the remote period. So much chirping that I never really realized existed.
- eropple 5y agoYMMV, but I've never not had reasonably high-quality equipment in an office. When one startup went under, I bought my set of it and now it is in my home office. It is a significant contributing factor to really, really wanting to work remotely now, because there isn't a lot of "up" for me on that front. Also, I have a porch ten steps from my desk.