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> it pretty much means "a desk inside your house". Even for office-type work, needs of a pandemic aside, who staunchly works at a desk in their home? Working a
by randomdata 4y ago
> it pretty much means "a desk inside your house".
Even for office-type work, needs of a pandemic aside, who staunchly works at a desk in their home? Working as a remote developer for 20-some-odd years, I've worked in coffeeshops, hotels, bars, libraries, parks, moving cars, other homes of friends and family, you name it. The freedom to work anywhere is the biggest perk. I have always called it WFH, even if not technically always done at home.
- luckylion 4y agoI've done some of that, but I actually only work on my desk in my designated room now - I find I can concentrate much better when there are no distractions. But you're absolutely right, for those roles where work essentially only requires a laptop and your brain, it home is where your brain and laptop are.