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FWIW, my dog and I do makeupless squats on my bed after work. I appreciate a hard division between work hours and personal hours, and WFH (for me) makes an alr
by paulddraper 3y ago
FWIW, my dog and I do makeupless squats on my bed after work.
I appreciate a hard division between work hours and personal hours, and WFH (for me) makes an already tenuous line even more leaky.
- eropple 3y ago> I appreciate a hard division between work hours and personal hours Agreed--this is why I've got an office at home, and it's bigger and better-appointed than any company would ever allocate to me, with a better desk and a better chair (when I use it, because that better desk lets me stand). I'll spot them the rent for not having to make the commute, but I need the firm separation.
- paulddraper 3y agoWow working and living space that's great, good for you
- Mountain_Skies 3y agoOne of the nice things about working at home is that async tasks can be taken care of during the workday. Laundry doesn't need a lot of hands-on time but does have a lot of waiting time. It's also easier to get local errands like grocery shopping done during lunch than if you're at an office. Even lunch itself can be easier, with a couple Instant Pots, lunch can be ready to eat right at lunchtime. None of these tasks take a consequential amount of time away from work but they do give you back quite a bit of non-work time.
- paulddraper 3y agoYes there are benefits to that multitasking