absolutely LOVE skyline chili...and graeder's ice cream....tried both when I was out in OHmmm, chili
Pros and cons. My office is far and it takes me an hour and a half to get there so I'm grateful about saving gas. On the other hand I feel like I never leave my house and that's draining for me. Feels like living at work sometimes vs working from home.It's great isn't it?
Almost like you need a side gig as a distraction. I have some buddy’s that started woodworking to escapePros and cons. My office is far and it takes me an hour and a half to get there so I'm grateful about saving gas. On the other hand I feel like I never leave my house and that's draining for me. Feels like living at work sometimes vs working from home.
Pros and cons. My office is far and it takes me an hour and a half to get there so I'm grateful about saving gas. On the other hand I feel like I never leave my house and that's draining for me. Feels like living at work sometimes vs working from home.
One thing that helped me is having a separate dedicated room for my office, not having my office share a space with my bedroom or the living room.Pros and cons. My office is far and it takes me an hour and a half to get there so I'm grateful about saving gas. On the other hand I feel like I never leave my house and that's draining for me. Feels like living at work sometimes vs working from home.
Almost like you need a side gig as a distraction. I have some buddy’s that started woodworking to escape
Yeah that helps, one of the bedrooms is my office, I never work in the living room or anywhere else really.One thing that helped me is having a separate dedicated room for my office, not having my office share a space with my bedroom or the living room.
It just helps with your mindset. When I walk into my office I am at work. When I step back through that door I'm back home. No work happens in the "house" if I need to take a call I go back into my office.
During covid my office was in my living room and it just felt like I was always at work, never relaxing at home.
Yeah that helps, one of the bedrooms is my office, I never work in the living room or anywhere else really.
Me. But I was remote before covid, so...Bump!!
Who's still working from home?
Friday 3/13/2020 we left for the weekend planning to WFH for 2 weeks. December 2020 my company decided to not renew our lease. We go into our parent company 2x a month and basically do nothing
Looking back, it's crazy how less productive we were in office. My wife is back 2-3 days a week, and constantly talks about how people stand around for hours socializing, taking long lunches, playing ping pong (yes, they have a ping pong table) and are just generally less productive when there are at home.
Me. But I was remote before covid, so...
Mostly, yes. They leave me alone, because get shit done and never cause a hassle, but if I need to go in, I do without complaining or having to be asked to.Lucky!!
Mostly, yes. They leave me alone, because get shit done and never cause a hassle, but if I need to go in, I do without complaining or having to be asked to.
I had a five week period where I worked 12 hours a day to get a project live and I just did it on site.
No one looks over my shoulder or tracks my hours. They have to with some of the other folks I work with, because they'll let a project fail before coming in and have to be directed to come in and have rigid hours, or they just won't work.
At the end of the day, I put in more hours than most, but I have 100% flexibility.