Remote working – Bringing sanity to mind and lessons worth learning

Re:Remote working – Bringing sanity to mind and lessons wort... by maxxxxx on Monday June 03, 2019 @09:48AM (#20083007)

I think consenting explicitly to a 10 hour day would be a mistake. Remote work shouldn’t be a privilege you pay for with more work. When I work from home I generally set a goal to finish something that day. If it takes longer than 8 hours I’ll do overtime but if I am done at 2 pm I may also call it a day.

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Re:Remote working – Bringing sanity to mind and lessons wort... by isostatic on Monday June 03, 2019 @10:16AM (#20083281)

I tend to take time off during the day. I find my most productive time is usually around 18-21, so I’ll work 10-15 and 19-21

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Re:Remote working – Bringing sanity to mind and lessons wort... by onemoresoop on Monday June 03, 2019 @10:41AM (#20083563)

I agree. Enforcing on your personal productive hours can be a good thing for remote work. In the office you have to force yourself to get into the zone which sometimes could prove impossible: noise, meetings, etc.

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