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> which includes the time to get dressed Thanks for mentioning this. It drives me crazy how people think of commute time as the time their engines are running,
by laserlight 3y ago
> which includes the time to get dressed
Thanks for mentioning this. It drives me crazy how people think of commute time as the time their engines are running, whereas the overhead of doing so is relatively significant.
- Thlom 3y agoDo you guys actually WFH in your underpants?
- namrog84 3y agoGenerally yes. I typically prefer just being in my boxers at home. No shirt or pants. Always strip down to that the moment I get home too. Many times if I needed to be on camera I'd only put on shirt long enough to be on camera and make sure my camera was positioned high enough that if I stood up. My boxers wouldn't be seen. Buy even then it did happen from time to time.
- laserlight 3y agoI’m always in my home wear, t-shirt and shorts.
- namrog84 3y agoNot just dressing or engine running but everything. When wfh I can prepare breakfast during morning meeting wearing wireless headset. When going into office I either had to make food before I leave or go out of my way to buy something (on way to work or at work). It's not hard to listen in on daily morning meetings and prep breakfast or same with lunch.