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I guarantee that you can be sitting in a chair all day and still not get any work done. The only thing this might measure is time you are available to do work,
by SPascareli13 4y ago
I guarantee that you can be sitting in a chair all day and still not get any work done.
The only thing this might measure is time you are available to do work, but the same can be done remotely.
- luckylion 4y agoAt some point, sitting in front of a screen not doing anything gets harder than actually working. That's very different for "remote not working", where you can go out with friends, or run errands, or clean your house, or chill in your living room etc.
- ljf 4y agoNot only that, but that same person can stop a lot of other people getting their work done. I am far less distracted by the random conversations people try to pull you into, or loud chatter of teams around me, when I'm at home. I deliver so much more at home, though I do see some value in being in the office, I just find it frustrating how many people seem to rely on the office for their social life and also loudly take video calls from their desks all day now.