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I worked in an office, then at home where I worked constantly, then back to the office where I appreciated closing my laptop and being done. Now I've been remo
by twothamendment 3y ago
I worked in an office, then at home where I worked constantly, then back to the office where I appreciated closing my laptop and being done.
Now I've been remote for many years and am happy to say I've trained myself to watch my hours and leave work even though I'm home. I change my slack status, minimize all work apps and walk away. When I come back to my computer for something personal in the evening I don't look at work. It took some practice, but closing things down walking worked for me.
Now if I could only stop solving work problems as I try to fall asleep...