Meanwhile, the backbone of this country has to go to work every day.
I don’t deny for many jobs, that’s true. Just not for all of them. All it took was spending almost all of my 20s in school, foregoing income and going heavily into debt at the time then working for the next 20+ years to put myself in this position. Others are welcome to go down the same path.
The elephant in the room is communication skills. Not yakking on the phone, but the ability to describe an issue in concise, carefully-defined English suitable for print.
To quote a certain world leader: “You know ... the thing.”
All this discussion about work from home it really depends how your job is structured.
Not all jobs are structured , so that all you do is sit at a computer screen, and send emails back and forth , and revise documents online, and attend Zoom meetings. Some office jobs are like that, but a lot of jobs actually require you to actually interact with actual human beings in person.
Yup. Hubby did it for 40 years. Only time he ever worked from home on a daily basis was during the lockdown.
He hated it.
And not just because of the cat.