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I’m not sure how leaving home before sunrise then arriving home after sunset, to go spend all your daylight hours in an office, is any better. At least every ro

• komali2 10mo ago
  I think just the smallest interaction with other humans on a day to day basis is pretty important for our happiness, even for introverts.
  • defrost 10mo ago
    Hybrid: All the focus of at home work coupled with a few days talking smack around the office cooler . . . "The most important finding of the study is that of hybrid work," Jan Kabatek, a researcher at the University of Melbourne and co-author of the study, told the ABC. "The biggest gains for women were found for work from home arrangements, which involved the majority of days spent at home, but retaining at least one or two days of work from the office or on-site.
• brailsafe 10mo ago
  That's not great 100% of the time either, but a mix is what I've found to be a bit better for mental health. > At least every room in my house has ample natural light… Must be nice, I live in a basement. A place where every room, presumably more than one of them, has ample natural light, costs a minimum of a million dollars, but I still prefer my city to one who's only value proposition is ample sunlight and cheap houses.