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> Now, I know that I badly need some amount of in-person time with my coworkers on a weekly basis, or I go crazy. That's the problem with people that doesn't w
by severino 5y ago
> Now, I know that I badly need some amount of in-person time with my coworkers on a weekly basis, or I go crazy.
That's the problem with people that doesn't want WFH: they also want their coworkers to work at the office so they don't "go crazy".
- evandijk70 5y agoYes, this is indeed the problem. I like the social aspects of work (work discussions, but also small talk) more than the work itself. Some people argue that that should not be their problem, and that as long as they get their work done, it's fine, which is probably true. What I do know is that I did work from home for four months and I was miserable. Any job where the norm is at least three weeks at the office would be a huge plus for me, and if choosing between jobs that are mostly remote and jobs that are mostly in the office, I would take a paycut for the job that is mostly in the office. I realize it may be the other way around for other people and am really curious what the norm will be in the end.