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So you give one point that makes you sound anti-WFH, but then you caveat that with a lot of other information that makes your position pretty vague - i.e. takin
by jemmyw 3y ago
So you give one point that makes you sound anti-WFH, but then you caveat that with a lot of other information that makes your position pretty vague - i.e. taking a job where you really cannot be in the office, and will be in a separate time zone too.
From another perspective, you only have your job because remote work makes it possible. You need some separate social interaction to fill a felt gap.