Almost fully remote. I go in for a couple of hours 1 day a week but only every other month. If I get let go due to the economy, I will definitely look for something else remote. I don't miss anything from working in the office and save so much time and money now.

Buffy @ 12/10/2023 21:22

lol

Just can't relate :(

In retail so we never stopped being on location. And retail during COVID was an absolute nightmare and I do not miss those days at all.

I don't think I could do remote though honestly. Work is a pretty big part of my social life at this point and not having that would probably make me hermit myself even more than I already do when I'm not working.

My last job was never quite fully remote because there was an in person task I had to go in for every couple of days. That was annoying because the task was so quick, it was not at all worth the long trek in (we moved to a new building in a new ((further)) town right after covid started but the plans were already in place). Eventually we had to start committing to 2 days a week and they raised it to 3 in the middle of the gas crisis which was ridiculous

New job was 2 days in office when I started but bumped up to 3 days last month, seems like a lot of places did. The job is so much better tho (and so much closer) so I don’t mind it at all. And I finally have a lot more coworkers my age so that’s been great

I do love and prefer WFH though

I have entirely too many distractions at home to allow me to be as productive as I can be in the office, so I want an in-person job.

Other than summers. I'll WFH all summer, so I can travel with the family. Teaching online makes that very possible, which is nice.

I'm a full time shoplifter, I go into supermarkets and stuff my backpack with steaks and alcohol, then I run out the fire exit and go sell them door to door in poor neighbourhoods so I can buy my next fix of heroin. I do this every day.

That’s actually so sick

It's fucking ace bro. I'm drunk right now btw.

my job is fully on-site with like one or two exceptions a year when my boss is okay with me being at home to do dumb training vids and shit

sad

Voted other. For the least few years I've been doing part time freelance stuff from home to cover things while doing full time caretaking for my grandma and then after she passed dealing with house repairs and moving my parents in and helping them and other family with some stuff.

I've been VERY burnt out on it tho, and its never really been worth it the way I've been doing it, so I've been trying to look into options now that there's not a NEED to stay at home anymore. We will see

never got to work from home. The downside of working in a lab 😒