Re:Study Shows a Productivity Boost of Working From Home
by dvt on Friday May 11, 2018 @12:51PM
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> Frankly, I find this very unrealistic, but maybe that's because my friends and family are spread out across the globe.
I make very conscious decisions to work and live close to my family (Southern California). It's not unrealistic at all. In fact, having a solid social support system is by far more important (for mental as well as physical health) than making (slightly more) money in the Bay.
Re:Study Shows a Productivity Boost of Working From Home
by dasmoth on Friday May 11, 2018 @07:26AM
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BYOD resolves most of the factors that would make me want to provide my own office at home.
If you’re reasonably happy with open-plan offices, that might be true. If you’re not... there seem to be few alternatives nowadays.
To answer your question, I do not want to bring work into my home. BYOD resolves most of the factors that would make me want to provide my own office at home.
May I ask how you currently manage to live close to your family and friends and (because I have to assume you are surrounded by like-minded individuals) their families and their friends and so on? Frankly, I find this very unrealistic, but maybe that's because my friends and family are spread out across the globe.