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Not sure I read you right? So your day in the office is shortened by two hours as you can count your commute-work as part of your work day - like, instead of ,
by linker3000 14y ago
Not sure I read you right?
So your day in the office is shortened by two hours as you can count your commute-work as part of your work day - like, instead of , say, 9-5, you arrive at 10 and leave at 4? Sounds like a fair trade off if you're happy with it.
I don't think you get my tech angle - although I have multiple devices at my disposal, the phone is all I need for 90% of the time as I have no obligation to work on a train - unlike you, apparently.
- Derbasti 14y ago> like, instead of , say, 9-5, you arrive at 10 and leave at 4? Exactly. But I work on the train. Also, I work from home two days a week.