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I certainly like being able to roll out of bed and put on a coffee 10 minutes before starting work, but if I'm being honest with myself, the idea of receiving a
by hbn 5y ago
I certainly like being able to roll out of bed and put on a coffee 10 minutes before starting work, but if I'm being honest with myself, the idea of receiving all my regular human interaction through a badly made Electron app from Microsoft for the rest of my life is just not a good idea in the long run.
And maybe I'm just crazy but it seems like software even from the big companies has gotten worse through the pandemic. Which wouldn't surprise me that it's hard to keep everyone working together and on the same page through online calls and chats. I personally feel like I'm not quite as engaged being at home, surrounded by distractions compared to being in an office where my brain goes into work mode.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago> the idea of receiving all my regular human interaction through a badly made Electron app from Microsoft for the rest of my life is just not a good idea in the long run. I find the idea that all your regular human interaction comes from people you work with infinitely more dreadful.
- hardolaf 5y agoPeople spend over 1/3 of their day working. It's the only regular social interaction a lot of people get outside of their household. They get a lot more irregular social interaction from other things, but nothing quite as regular.
- whywhywhywhy 5y ago> I certainly like being able to roll out of bed and put on a coffee 10 minutes before starting work I did this, but now its just slipped into actually just checking slack at 10am then going back to sleep till 11:30.
- Clubber 5y ago>idea of receiving all my regular human interaction through a badly made Electron app from Microsoft for the rest of my life is just not a good idea in the long run. Have you considered bars?
- muttled 5y agoI've personally found with all the time I'm saving commuting I'm able to spend a lot more time with my friends.