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It's a shame that you don't have the perfect working environment at home but the answer isn't "make everyone else leave their house cause mine sucks". Go into t
by linkjuice4all 4y ago
It's a shame that you don't have the perfect working environment at home but the answer isn't "make everyone else leave their house cause mine sucks". Go into the office, rent your own, find a coffee shop, etc because now you have the freedom to choose your work place and let everyone else do the same. If your company has more than one office or your customers aren't coming in for service then at some point you'll be working with someone not-in-person.
- dspillett 4y ago> but the answer isn't "make everyone else leave their house cause mine sucks". That isn't my answer at all, if you read my entire post. People on both sides need to stop with the "you are 100% with us or your arguement is 100% incorrect" attitude. > at some point you'll be working with someone not-in-person. Which I'm fine with. But they way many want to manage that communication does not work well for all, hence I suggested people have done flexibility on that along with the flexibility they want/need in other matters.