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You're missing the dissonance part: all the people around me, who are high risk, are at work or school. I am classed as low risk (= no booster) yet I'm perma-WF

You're missing the dissonance part: all the people around me, who are high risk, are at work or school. I am classed as low risk (= no booster) yet I'm perma-WFH. If it's not about me, what is it about? Also to clarify, I'm very much NOT arguing for forcing people to return to work or an in-person model of work. In fact, I quite like the "remote style" of work and would continue it even while in person. I just miss my commute and the scene.

ghaff 5y ago
What are you arguing for? If co-workers don't wish to go back into the office even if they're allowed to (which is the situation at a lot of tech companies these days), what does that do for your commute and scene? (I do get some nostalgia for being with co-workers--and I'm certainly happy to be back to events again--but clearly there's a tradeoff that you and co-workers need to make.)
foogazi 5y ago
> I am classed as low risk (= no booster) yet I'm perma-WFH. If it's not about me, what is it about? Do you work in a 1 person office? - are there others there and maybe management doesn’t want a full office everyday, have you asked them ? It’s not about you
impendingchange 5y ago
> I just miss my commute and the scene. Find a coffee/espresso shop that is as far away as halfway to your old office and drive to it and back before you start your workday. Do the same after work for some other location. Find ways to enjoy your new freedom!