Re:Remote work has its perks, until you want a promotion
by syshum on Thursday May 28, 2020 @02:47PM
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- No long Commute for me, less than 10 mins
- Office is not perfect but better than some
- I do have a home office with a nicer setup than my work office
- I love and thrive on social isolation, going home to my empty house is the best part of my day...
- See above... I have no network...
>>God forbid some people want to live in big cities
yea I have never understood those people... I live in a mid sized city and have a strong desire to move back to the farm fields. Probably more on how you grew up than anything, my childhood was in a town of less than 3000 people.
if it was not for network connectivity issues in Rural America I would probably still live in the sticks.
>on top of that, my observations are anecdotal. No need to point that out.
Re:Remote work has its perks, until you want a promotion
by Jommi on Thursday May 28, 2020 @03:09PM
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What are you trying to say here? You seem to be agreeing with the OP. Different people like different ways of working and we should have possibilities for both.
- Office is not perfect but better than some
- I do have a home office with a nicer setup than my work office
- I love and thrive on social isolation, going home to my empty house is the best part of my day...
- See above... I have no network...
>>God forbid some people want to live in big cities
yea I have never understood those people... I live in a mid sized city and have a strong desire to move back to the farm fields. Probably more on how you grew up than anything, my childhood was in a town of less than 3000 people.
if it was not for network connectivity issues in Rural America I would probably still live in the sticks.
>on top of that, my observations are anecdotal. No need to point that out.
Sorry, this is HN it is rule to point that out :)