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I also prefer working in the office but this feels a bit over the top. Is it really way harder to get dressed at the end of the day instead of the start? Is it
by nick0garvey 5y ago
I also prefer working in the office but this feels a bit over the top.
Is it really way harder to get dressed at the end of the day instead of the start? Is it that much cognitive pressure to feed yourself? Working in the office has its benefits, but working from home is not a crushing experience for a programmer compared to most workers.
- closeparen 5y agoThink about why the NEET / basement gamer stereotype attracts such disgust, derision, and pity. The only thing different about being a remote worker is that what's on your computer screen is on average less engaging than a video game.