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I think it is more the environment for some people. Working from home, really does IMO require a Home Office, a space dedicated for work. I know many people
by phpisthebest 3y ago
I think it is more the environment for some people.
Working from home, really does IMO require a Home Office, a space dedicated for work.
I know many people that are more productive at home, all of them have a home office. I know many people that are not productive at home, none of them have a home office, instead are using some Shared Space, like a corner of the living room, the kitchen table, etc.
If you do not have a dedicated home office then likely your home will be filled with distractions,
Living situations impacts this as well, if you lived a alone with no pets vs having a house full of roommates, children, spouses, pets, etc.
So from a Management perspective do they fire all the people that cant work from home, or require everyone to return to office? Or do they have different policies for different people then open themselves up to Workplace legal liability from either discrimination or hostile work place charges
- para_parolu 3y agoMy office is filled with distractions. I sit in open space with tens of people around me. They talk, drink coffee, eat food. Some of them also have pets.
- gardenhedge 3y agoI used to sit near a printer which brought footfall, conversation noise and printer noise all day long. Good riddance to being stuck in an office.
- joquarky 3y agoI can't imagine anything that smells like toner is healthy to breathe.