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> Truth is a significant portion of employees, in my experience, advocate for work from home because they want the chance to slack off. You don't need to be W
by tharne 4y ago
> Truth is a significant portion of employees, in my experience, advocate for work from home because they want the chance to slack off.
You don't need to be WFH to slack off. People have been slacking off in offices since the office was invented.
- DiggyJohnson 4y agoYes, but as someone who has struggled with discipline in both environments, it is a relative comparison: it’s easier to slack off at home than at the office. Whether and how much employees should be given the leniency to slack off is a different question.
- pnutjam 4y agoNo, it's just a different skill set.
- DiggyJohnson 4y agoWhat is a different skill set? If you're referring to the discipline needed to stay productive at the office versus at home, I don't think I see how they could not be related - in my case, closely related.
- pnutjam 4y agoSlacking off at work vs slacking off at home. I've seen people very skilled at both, but it's a different skillset.