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working from home != working remotely You should still have a seperation of spaces with your home and your work. If not, you focus less when working and relax
by hartator 2y ago
working from home != working remotely
You should still have a seperation of spaces with your home and your work. If not, you focus less when working and relax less when chilling. It's doubly counterproductive.
- evantbyrne 2y agoSkill issue. Newton did just fine in his home office.
- fire_lake 2y agoIn this economy? Most can’t afford this in Europe.
- mistercow 2y agoYou can have a separation of spaces within your home. I have a home office. The only time I go in there when I'm not working is if I left something there (and it's really nice that "swinging by the office to grab my earbuds" doesn't involve a commute). As a result, I just don't think of that room as part of my home. I'm never tempted to go in there and use that room for something else. For the most part, it's as if that room only exists during the workday.
- christhecaribou 2y agoAny data, bro? Or should we just take your word