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Yeah watch out if your company doesn't have office space and you're working from home. There is this assumption that you just aren't doing anything all day so c
by yankeeracer73 17y ago
Yeah watch out if your company doesn't have office space and you're working from home. There is this assumption that you just aren't doing anything all day so can run errands and do all sorts of crap for your friends and wife - in other words, you don't have a "real job."
- JeremyChase 17y agoThis was my experience as well. People always assume you are available if you don't have a conventional job. This can make time management a challenge.
- wglb 17y agoIf you do it from home and have a family (unlike a couple of startup roomates working towards ramen mode), you absolutely need a separate room with a door that means "i am at work" and everyone needs to understand that. My answer to always being available is that in a startup, i work all the time, and you are probably distracting me.