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I think it's worth exploring the interesting psychology behind WFH. If you ask anybody they would say they would want to work from home. Regardless of the effic
by underseacables 2y ago
I think it's worth exploring the interesting psychology behind WFH. If you ask anybody they would say they would want to work from home. Regardless of the efficiency, the job, all of that, WFH in my opinion has more to do with avoiding work than it does actual work. When you are at work, you can't avoid it, but when you are home, you can walk away, pretend, and make your boss think you are working.
- returnInfinity 2y agoyes, but this is still a loss in quality of life for people who work hard.
- sneed_chucker 2y agoI think there's an element of truth to what you're saying, but there's also lots of work avoidance in office as well.
- cooloo 2y agoSo basically you saying manager need to see people in order to know there stuff is working. If someone pretend to work at home he will pretend to work at work.
- Devasta 2y ago>When you are at work, you can't avoid it lol, as if! People fuck about on reddit as much in the office as they do at home, probably more so. If anything, its easier to avoid work in the office: when everyone is working from home there is a renewed interest in metrics and productivity monitoring, in the office you can just hop around the office catching up with people on endless water cooler chats.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 2y agoHaven't you read HN in the last year or two?
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