Re:Programmers are most likely to work from home
by cjf101 on Wednesday April 12, 2017 @12:57PM
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We have a flexible WFH system, in that we can work one or two days from home a week as desired/required.
It's a 20-25 minute commute to work, and I really notice the difference in the quality of my day when I work from home. I can work, go to the gym, make food, do chores, and still have time to do something worthwhile after work hours.
When I commute, all of the little things end up and my day feels so much shorter.
That said, I like going into the office, even if it is cubicle land. Spontaneous design conversations are valuable. If people are having a problem, I can hear it, and jump in if I can contribute. It would be challenging to be 100% remote in my role, which involves communication, mentoring, and team organization in additional to technical work.
If I lived two blocks from the office, I'd have the best of both worlds :)
It's a 20-25 minute commute to work, and I really notice the difference in the quality of my day when I work from home. I can work, go to the gym, make food, do chores, and still have time to do something worthwhile after work hours.
When I commute, all of the little things end up and my day feels so much shorter.
That said, I like going into the office, even if it is cubicle land. Spontaneous design conversations are valuable. If people are having a problem, I can hear it, and jump in if I can contribute. It would be challenging to be 100% remote in my role, which involves communication, mentoring, and team organization in additional to technical work.
If I lived two blocks from the office, I'd have the best of both worlds :)