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#1 can be solved by renting a co-working space if troubles at home are really that severe. I doubt that #2 is really any different than if you are unmotivated w
by whoisthemachine 3y ago
#1 can be solved by renting a co-working space if troubles at home are really that severe. I doubt that #2 is really any different than if you are unmotivated while in the office. If anything, one unmotivated employee in the office can more easily spread that lack of motivation to their co-workers.
- tpmoney 3y agoWhy would you spend your own money renting office space somewhere and commuting there when you have a perfectly good office your company will pay for?
- saganus 3y agoBecause your rented coworking space could be closer to home for instance
- bryanrasmussen 3y ago>I doubt that #2 is really any different than if you are unmotivated while in the office ok but I know from my own experience that #2 can be really different. And really I don't understand how anyone could doubt it - in the office if you are unmotivated you have a limited range of things you can do to pass the time. at home there is no limitation. At some point in the office it becomes reasonable to just do the work and get it over with.