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I’d suggest that on balance, Building A is more conducive to productive work than Building B.
by osigurdson 4y ago
I’d suggest that on balance, Building A is more conducive to productive work than Building B.
- pwinnski 4y agoI work in building A, and for me, that seems true. But my building A doesn't have pets, or children, or other people working in it. It's not noisy, very clean, and has a gigabit internet connection. In short, you've completely ignored the entire content of my last comment, which is unfortunate. And yet again: I love working remotely! Given a choice, I'll never work from an office again. Although I also felt that way from 2008-2018, and then ended up working in an office for a year or so until the pandemic, because one doesn't always have an easy choice.
- ThunderSizzle 4y agoI dont see why having pets or children makes WFH an issue. I have both, and it's a joy that I can take breaks throughout the day to see the people that matter most to me (and my pets, who aren't people...but still matter)
- pwinnski 4y agoI don't, either, since I have no pets and my youngest child at home is 12. However, when my previous company ran a survey, many parents of younger children mentioned children and pets as reasons they wanted to spend one or more days in the office.