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I think this is where most of the divide is coming from. Single engineers with studio apartments have no interest in working from home (at least I don't) becaus
by jackson1442 5y ago
I think this is where most of the divide is coming from. Single engineers with studio apartments have no interest in working from home (at least I don't) because I'm just working alone from my box all day, save for the time when I go to the coffee shop every day.
My most productive hours are away from home, at the coffee shop, even without my relatively nice wfh setup.
Some claim that people who don't like wfh wrap too much of their social life around work, but I'd just like to be around people while I work rather than sitting in my bedroom alone for 8 hours a day. This might change when I find a partner etc but I'd really prefer a hybrid environment for now.
- bee_rider 5y agoI love my partner dearly but * They get up earlier than me and, by default, would end up taking the living room when also working from home. I'm sure they would have been receptive to trading off who used which room, but trading workspaces is kind of a hassle. * I don't need to spend every single minute with them.