I think I do about 50% more work from home than I ever did at the office. It's much easier to pretend to work at the office than it is to pretend to work from h

I think I do about 50% more work from home than I ever did at the office. It's much easier to pretend to work at the office than it is to pretend to work from home. If you are in the office, the management sees you staring at the code on your big screen and nods to himself, "Yes, work!" At home, the management only sees what you have accomplished, most of which they would need a 2 year refresher course to understand how hard it was. Sometimes I'll whip up a piece of code that makes me cry because it was so difficult to achieve and makes me realize how far I've come. A freaking miracle, and management will not give a flying fig because they don't understand what I really did. Other times I'll spend ten minutes on a one line fix, most of which was spent sipping coffee and groaning and I'll be nominated for some award...