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Working from home | Started by: PeterMcNeil on Apr 06, '21 09:59 |
Life is full of changes. Teleworking is here to stay. In the name of Covid-19, we'll be affected in many ways. Big companies and enterprises, however, need to protect their working stuff. Working from home might be comfortable in one way (expences saving, house keeping, etc), but socializing is a basic human being's characteristic. |
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Reply by: Kimparis at Sep 29, '21 10:05 | |
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I prefer to work from the office as I end up getting more work done, But working from home has it's benefits such as being able to do washing / dishes / cleaning house while on lunch etc |
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Reply by: Aang at Sep 29, '21 10:28 | |
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I've been doing a split for about a year now - 3 days at home and 2 in the office. I told my boss I'd snap his hand off if I could do that fulltime but I know there's no way they will do that once it hits next year. I find I get more done at home.. I don't really have any distractions and I can easily set my status to busy if I need to ignore folk to get something finished whereas in the office I find myself getting distracted real easily. Not to mention the uncomfortable chairs and arguements over whether the heating goes on! |
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Reply by: Bazza at Sep 29, '21 23:16 | |
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I'm classed as key work and worked right the way through. I'm thankful that I did. I don't honk I could have coped with having to work from home then be bound to my house, expect for exercise.
My Mrs worked from home and it really affected her mental health. She now does hybrid and is enjoying it |
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Reply by: Insta at Oct 01, '21 18:58 | |
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I’m a “key worker” too and never had the opportunity to work from home but I know full well that I’d get absolutely no work done whatsoever. Would be interesting now, to see how many people are still doing it, enjoying it etc. after a little time has passed. |
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Reply by: SantaClaus at Jun 01, '23 07:19 | |
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I’ve worked from home my entire career basically. I’m at customers and on the road a lot though. You adapt to it if you want to advance. Just takes some self discipline. The thing that sucked about the pandemic was EVERYONE started doing it and zoom meetings got out of control. Its calming down now as people return to office | |
Reply by: LaQuica at Jun 02, '23 01:32 | |
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I'm torn on whether I'd be a worthless piece from home or if I'd be able to shelve my gaming addiction and do work. I'll get the opportunity in about 2 years to see if I have what it takes to work from home. | |
Reply by: Dixie_Rect at Jun 02, '23 04:38 | |
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For the last 3 years our work has done "Smart Working" which is basically everyone should be working from home 2-3 days a week, due to space restrictions. With work being split into 2 different businesses, one half encourages that, the other wants all people in always. I know my current team will probably only have us come in maybe once a week, at the most two. | |
Reply by: Nolkyz at Jun 02, '23 04:48 | |
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To be honest I would go to work than home as I would never get anything done. There are days that I wished I was home when someone would try and push me around. |
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Reply by: Angel at Jun 04, '23 07:15 | |
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I did it and was the badiest working experience i ever had. Where to start: working more hours than the usual 8 hours per day? network problems with vpn? Working from home benefits the company/enterprise, not the employee. |
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Reply by: Ruya at Jun 04, '23 16:04 | |
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I got to work from home for part of the lockdown and follow-up periods, as well as study from home. The joys of dogs climbing on my to join in zoom style scenarios or phone calls, or them barking continuously at the idea of an incoming call or connection just about destroyed any delusion i had of it being a better way to do things for me personally |
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Reply by: Terry at Jun 04, '23 17:29 | |
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I have never worked from home, but for real I searcched for some online work that doesn't need an experience but I didn't find, and I really need it. | |
Reply by: TheLastHit at Jun 05, '23 01:11 | |
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Reply by: jason_profitt at Jun 05, '23 01:46 | |
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I work from home over 50% of the time. I used to hate it when I was younger. But now, what I like most is being able to instantly jump into second shift (Housework, meals, etc) as soon as I log off. Plus, I have found over the past three years is that I am eating much better since I now have an extra 2 hours back in my day to prepare nice meals. |
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Reply by: NancyDowns at Jun 05, '23 10:52 | |
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Overall it's better for me working from home. I hate commuting, so walking downstairs is much better. It's a bit lonelier, but it also allowed me to keep my job and move closers to family, which compensates nicely. | |
Reply by: G-baby at Jun 05, '23 19:22 | |
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Honestly I think working from home is amazing, especially if you can go to the office from time to time and meet with some of the colleagues do some training get some coffee and lunch together but in general I would not trade working from home for anything anymore because I'm able to do so many things which otherwise I would spend doing nothing at work. Basically you have one hour meeting and when it is done you can like relax for 15-20 minutes do something actually around the house so when you finish your working day you do not have any chores actually left. I also used my voice to type the so if there is any mistakes I do apologize | |
Reply by: Zer0 at Jun 06, '23 18:35 | |
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<font><font>I enjoy working from home</font><font>, <font>I work three days from home and two in the office. I praying that it remains the same since we haven't truly gotten rid of covit</font></font><font><font><font><font> </font> </font></font></font></font> |
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Reply by: Lucious-Lyons at Jun 07, '23 01:03 | |
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My work talks a big game about "Flexible working" but has now informed me that I have to be in at 8am instead of saving a few bucks by travelling into the office off peak. Even though I say that it gives me 2 hours at home to focus and get my morning tasks done. So I am really excited to wake up at 6am once a week because my boss is a fucking idiot. |
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Reply by: Georgette at Jun 07, '23 05:22 | |
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Working from home has been a blessing and a curse for many people. Some embraced the flexibility it provided and others fully took advantage wasting their time rather than actually doing the tasks they were employed to do. |
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Reply by: ImportantBusinessman at Jun 07, '23 21:11 | |
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Working from home is not that bad if: a) Is not that boring b) Supports and offers socializing with other people c) doesn't reduce your income d) balances working hours to personal life If all these occur, then i could accept a spot. |
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Reply by: Ruya at Jun 07, '23 23:36 | |
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