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> it also turned out that quite a lot of employees (public sector might be very different than tech) got very lonely while working from home every day. There’s
by throwuwu 4y ago
> it also turned out that quite a lot of employees (public sector might be very different than tech) got very lonely while working from home every day.
There’s your answer, demoralized employees are unproductive.
- coldtea 4y agoLet's give them commutes, and have them on an open plan or cubicles, that should boost their morale!
- msm_ 4y agoCommuting (I usually bike) and meeting with my teammates in person does wonders to my morale indeed.
- mwest217 4y agoFor me, who’s made the decision to live 1.1 miles from the office, my commute (either biking or walking) is a positive benefit. During Covid WFH I would try to get out for a similar length of walk in the morning, but it’s better for my brain to get into work mode by actually traveling to a different space.
- nec4b 4y agoYou do realize it's physically impossible for everyone to live so close to the office?
- TheHappyOddish 4y agoAnd because of this nobody should be allowed to commute?
- raydev 4y agoMight have also been that recreational places were mostly closed or on limited hours, and many people forced into working from home didn't have adequate physical space or time management habits to create boundaries.