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Having some sort of dedicated home office space is soooooo key. Otherwise there's almost no boundary at all between work life and home life. It becomes hard to
by JohnBooty 12y ago
Having some sort of dedicated home office space is soooooo key. Otherwise there's almost no boundary at all between work life and home life. It becomes hard to mentally get into "work mode" when the work day starts and it's hard to fully out of "work mode" when the work day is over.
Over the years I've found that the vast majority of work-from-homers share this opinion. Almost unanimously.
- correctbattery 12y agoYou are seriously underestimating hoe awesome it is to code in bed under blankets on a cold winter day with a cup of hot chocolate beside you.
- JohnBooty 12y agoThat would kill my back! But heck yeah to everything else, and add some pets curled up at my feet. I got so much extra work done this winter when it snowed and I worked from home.
- MaulingMonkey 12y agoI mounted an LCD above my bed so I can lay flat - no back pains. With a wireless mouse & keyboard on the lap I can touch type on. ...razor straight elbows aren't good either though, which eventually puts a crimp in that pose. Good for short runs of coding though!