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I actually prefer to work on site when possible. It creates a nice 'event boundry' so I can switch gears. The office also has fewer distractions while at the
by clavalle 13y ago
I actually prefer to work on site when possible.
It creates a nice 'event boundry' so I can switch gears. The office also has fewer distractions while at the same time allowing me to just chat with people about what is going on business wise. Not to mention the ease of grabbing someone for lunch.
It is nice, however, to have the option of working offsite when it is more convenient for whatever reason.
- thedufer 13y agoMost long-term remote workers have solved most of these problems. You have to have an office (a separate room, with a door), and use it only for work. The just chatting part is more difficult.
- clavalle 13y agoI have an office with a door. What I really need is a time lock on the refrigerator and pantry.