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I’ve been to their offices in San Bruno and they’re quite nice. Good food service. Tech companies have to be feeling miffed about making these dream like place

I’ve been to their offices in San Bruno and they’re quite nice. Good food service. Tech companies have to be feeling miffed about making these dream like places to work only for many people wanting to not go in. I feel like if I were young or old I’d want an office in large part to socialize. But anyone with kids probably really likes the flexibility of working at home. It’s life changing if you have a family.

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Mountain_Skies 4y ago
The head of my department at my last company has three teenagers, all of which play sports. Working from home allowed him to take over the very extensive laundry duties that come with having three sports playing teens. Since laundry has lots of hands off waiting, it worked out perfect as most of his days are spent in meetings. He can change loads in between calls. It also meant we all knew not to let our meetings go over time, which was really a bonus to the rest of us.
- nemo44x 4y ago
  Sounds like it is time to teach your teens how to do their laundry.
  - Ancalagon 4y ago
    I think they’re at school?
    - nemo44x 4y ago
      At some point they come home and can do it then. Any parent that becomes a servant to their teenager is doing a disservice to them. Your job is to teach them skills so they can become self sufficient adults.