Re:Why remote work is hard and how it can be fixed
by iwfheveryday123 on Thursday May 28, 2020 @03:41PM
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Most of those I know that are hardcore office are:
* in a middle management position
* have a home setting that doesn't work for WFH (kids, space, personality, etc)
* have never worked from home over an extended period of time but are still opinionated
WFH today vs. pre-coronavirus is drastically different. Grocery shopping has changed, working out options have changed, socializing. I've noticed that it's been wonderful having my wife here. We can get delivery or curbside pick up for groceries. We can focus, eat healthy and take meaningful breaks.
* in a middle management position
* have a home setting that doesn't work for WFH (kids, space, personality, etc)
* have never worked from home over an extended period of time but are still opinionated
WFH today vs. pre-coronavirus is drastically different. Grocery shopping has changed, working out options have changed, socializing. I've noticed that it's been wonderful having my wife here. We can get delivery or curbside pick up for groceries. We can focus, eat healthy and take meaningful breaks.
Note: lots of anti-WFH articles recently. Commercial real-estate backed articles? ;)