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No it's just the money part. Taking a rush hour train to and from work in London adds 10 crappy hours to your week, and chances are you won't have a space to op
by lordnacho 3y ago
No it's just the money part. Taking a rush hour train to and from work in London adds 10 crappy hours to your week, and chances are you won't have a space to open your laptop either.
If you add those 10 hours the benefits of WFH become very very real.
- candiodari 3y agoIt also doesn't take into account space and flexibility needs for a family. It's only equivalent for the least demanding individuals: single, relavitely young people. If you want to raise a family, London is easily 500% more expensive than the suburbs (because you need 3-4 bedrooms), and the transport costs are just total loss, since they don't allow you to travel (... together with your family, unless you pay a lot more)