[Mr. K]

That’s a dumb comment

I worked from home for the last 5 years.

I get up in the mornign. make my coffee, and I’m online. I usually get more done by 9AM that most in-house workers, because o one is bothering me.

Text messages are short and concise. I don’t have to spend 10 minutes walking down the hall and back to talk to someone.

And I usually put in 10 hours ore more. Because I am not wasting an hour getting ready and driving to and from work.

[KevinB]

But who do you get to proof read for you? :-)

[Made In The USA]

Agree, same here.

[dayglored]

> I usually put in 10 hours ore more. Because I am not wasting an hour getting ready and driving to and from work.

Roger that. My company gets a lot more work out of me, I have less stress, and the only thing I miss is the face-to-face with coworkers, which is somewhat covered by video chat.

Whether remote work is right is a per-company, per-position, and to some degree per-employee decision.

[scottinoc]

And I usually put in 10 hours ore more.

Good for you. Me too since I've been forced to WFH courtesy of the covid Nazis. But I would venture to guess 90% of the millennial losers fired by Elon, well deserved it.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

You are an exceptional, conscientious, hard working person, and clearly unlike the typical lazy Twitter Twits "working" at home. You know, the snowflakes who pad around all day in their bunny rabbit slippers, sipping soy latte, and crunching non-GMO granola. Imagine a legion of Pajama Boys if you will.

[Jonny7797]

You’re the exception. Most of these younger kids screw around all day. Productivity is in the toliet.