It's just more convenient - eviltoast
  • wooki@lemmynsfw.com
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    1 year ago

    Or

    Are you just shilling against yourself in a game of 4D chess where they can now save money on realestate by forcing you to use your own home for their profit. The best part, you now think it was your idea. A sucker born every day.

    Fuck work. It has no place in my home and family, I won’t use my home for their profit. I’ll catch the train into work just to keep it out of my life and the two separated as far as possible.

    • Deftdrummer@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      This is an interesting idea. I am 100% work from home and I can tell you all that it’s not all roses.

      I have zero work friends, hell I’ve never met over 75% of them in real life. There is very little room for networking and skills building because I’m in my spare bedroom all the time. I’m glad I’m a little older but if I weren’t this would be a career killer in some regards.

      I have to think about what I’m going to eat every single day (no running off for lunch) and I’m expected to be on camera during our meetings.

      I have zero commute, but that just means I hardly get a chance to ride my motorcycle anymore.

      I’ve gone over my internet cap once, and because we’re at home, the AC or the heat or whatever needs to be ran 100% of the time I’m telling you it’s not all roses.