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Let's not deal with absolutes here. I enjoy working from home because my setup is comfy and I live mostly alone. But I'm also aware not everyone has the privile
by ipiz0618 5y ago
Let's not deal with absolutes here. I enjoy working from home because my setup is comfy and I live mostly alone. But I'm also aware not everyone has the privilege like this. Not even myself last year before I moved out.
- asdff 5y agoI work from home in a 1br. I prefer my own desk area, especially my own toilet (my word the stalls at work after the first cup of coffee must have hit...), being able to concurrently do a load of laundry while concurrently doing some other work task, working out in meetings, getting random stuff from the grocery store if i need something for lunch or another bag of coffee, and being able to make appointments at government offices during the day when its actually convenient vs the limited hours they are open on saturday when the entire 9-5 contingent of the city floods the dmv. Not to mention my day just expanded by a full two hours because I am no longer burning that on commuting on a bus that bounces too much to even read my phone screen. At work I have a windowless office and a lopsided desk chair, and people have stolen my food from the fridge.