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What do you like ? I am happy with work from home, never get tired.
Having a separate workspace versus working at home ?
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That can be easily done.
damn you must be superman
patriotnews
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Since last year I have been predominantly work from home, but for 2 1/2 years before that I was remote anyways so not a major change.
I enjoy work from home, but that might be because I can still take an occasional trip. Lol
I enjoy work from home, but that might be because I can still take an occasional trip. Lol
SEOMadHatter
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It varies over time.
Working from the same room as you sleep in (for example) can get old quickly. Had my desk in my bedroom when I got started which was fine for a while but isn't ideal in the long-term.
Worked from co-working spots in a couple of countries. Pros and cons here too. It adds a bit of a commute but I'm less likely to goof off in an office surrounded by other people who are killing their day and being productive.
At the moment (thanks COVID) I'm back to working from home but I've got a separate room as an office. By chance rather than design and I have to say it's been pretty good. I'd definitely look to keep doing this in the future but I'd probably still use a coworking office separately as well.
Working from the same room as you sleep in (for example) can get old quickly. Had my desk in my bedroom when I got started which was fine for a while but isn't ideal in the long-term.
Worked from co-working spots in a couple of countries. Pros and cons here too. It adds a bit of a commute but I'm less likely to goof off in an office surrounded by other people who are killing their day and being productive.
At the moment (thanks COVID) I'm back to working from home but I've got a separate room as an office. By chance rather than design and I have to say it's been pretty good. I'd definitely look to keep doing this in the future but I'd probably still use a coworking office separately as well.
Sweetrevenge
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I've been working for home since the end of my college years. So it's been 11 years that I do that. But, from time to time, I seek the company of others and go working at coworking spaces or restaurants (what you might call "café terrasse").
When I subscribe to a coworking space, it doesn't end more than 3 months most of the time, because the commute kills my productivity and I think it's just a waste of time, money and energy. So I get back to working from home. And it's been like that for years.
When I subscribe to a coworking space, it doesn't end more than 3 months most of the time, because the commute kills my productivity and I think it's just a waste of time, money and energy. So I get back to working from home. And it's been like that for years.