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The big question in your case is how you commute to work. Did you drive to work? If so, how far is work? For the majority of people who have the privilege of W
by chaostheory 3y ago
The big question in your case is how you commute to work. Did you drive to work? If so, how far is work?
For the majority of people who have the privilege of WFH, they drove to work with an average commute time of 40-60 minutes. If you account for fuel and commute costs, it’ll either even out or you will save money and time by not having to commute and purchase lunch.
- Gigachad 3y agoPersonally I save money in office because the electricity costs for heating/cooling are greater than the train ticket.
- chaostheory 3y agoUnfortunately, most people don’t have the luxury of using public transportation. Hence, the vast majority of people do not save money going to the office. In my case, fuel costs approximately $200 or more a month for just commuting to the office. Our HVAC costs stayed the same working from home, even with a smart thermostat.