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Even when I was bad at work/life balance when I first started working from home... I still saved an hour-and-a-half each and every day by not having to commute
by smackfu 12y ago
Even when I was bad at work/life balance when I first started working from home... I still saved an hour-and-a-half each and every day by not having to commute or iron clothes or make my lunch.
- stevenklein 12y agoI hear you on this one. The lack of commute definitely saves some time.
- robhack 12y agoI guess that depends on everyone's personal case. But I for one like my commute: 10min by bicycle or 15min by foot, with a nice parc with lots of birds on the way. So in my case, the pros of working from home are almost void compared to the pros of a workplace.
- smackfu 12y agoHeh, I was going to add that another big advantage of working from home is that I can go to the gym at lunch time.
- rifung 12y agoYou sound like you have an awesome commute; consider me incredibly jealous. On the other hand, I think besides the commute itself is the freedom you get from not having to constrain yourself to living in places where the commute is doable. I work in downtown Seattle and I would love to move to the suburbs but I'm not sure it's really feasible to spend 45 minutes on the bus to get to work.