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I'm with you. Other than parents, I do not understand people who can work from home all day...and like it. I felt like I was in my own prison, made even worse
by nunez 4y ago
I'm with you. Other than parents, I do not understand people who can work from home all day...and like it.
I felt like I was in my own prison, made even worse by moving to a suburb where the nearest non-chain coffee shop is over two hours by foot. It drove me nuts.
What I did that seems to be working really well is this:
- Drive to a gym that's about 30 minutes away from a coffee shop, walking distance
- Work out
- Walk to coffee shop
- Work for a few hours
- Walk back to my car
- Drive back home, or (likely) to some other place
- Close my work day.
However, I'd prefer to commute to an office, work in the office, walk somewhere interesting during lunch break, walk back, gym, then home.
- randomdata 4y agoHaving worked from home for 20 years now, it was great pre-pandemic. Once the office crowd came online over the last few years, having no working from home skills and wanting to do things as if they were still in the office, then I can see why you'd rather be in the office. This office at a distance model is quite horrid.
- azmodeus 4y agoWhat do you think are the key working from home skills? For some roles such as sales and marketing I can definitely see the challenges with working remotely.