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Sorry to state the obvious but the "data" doesn't prove anything. Working at home might make the Rescue Time team more productive, but it definitely isn't true
by callmeed 17y ago
Sorry to state the obvious but the "data" doesn't prove anything.
Working at home might make the Rescue Time team more productive, but it definitely isn't true for me, and probably many others.
Come work at my house, guys ... my kids show you what distracting is all about
- wglb 17y agoAh, you have identified the problem. I worked at home when my kids were born, and I solved the problem by having a separate office with a door. When the door is closed, I am "not home". But then the trade off is when you do take breaks, you visit with them multiple times per day. Also, there were times that we would put a blanket on the floor in my office and the kids would nap there.
- callmeed 17y agoYes, that's one of the problems for me ... my home office doesn't have a door ... it's just a bonus room on the first floor. In fact, the doorway is so wide I can't even get a baby-gate in there to keep the little one from rifling through my books or camera gear