I work remotely 2/3 days a week anyway so am pretty set up for it & not struggling so far. For some reason though it feels very different to have to work remotely through necessity rather than as a choice!
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Precisely, I usually WFH when I'm tired from the daily wake up early, travel get home late. Now I'm itching to get to the office. The office is like my second home anyway.
I'm a father of four. I started out as a self-taught programmer, completed a B.S. in Computer Science and am currently employed full-time since 1998.
I also own a small mobile software company.
Same. I typically work from home Tuesday and Thursday. And, my dream was to own my own business so I could run it from my home. Now that it's mandatory, I find I'm not nearly as productive and am yearning for some social interaction. Part of it may also be that my kids are home and I'm needing a break from being their teacher, too.
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I work remotely 2/3 days a week anyway so am pretty set up for it & not struggling so far. For some reason though it feels very different to have to work remotely through necessity rather than as a choice!
Precisely, I usually WFH when I'm tired from the daily wake up early, travel get home late. Now I'm itching to get to the office. The office is like my second home anyway.
Same. I typically work from home Tuesday and Thursday. And, my dream was to own my own business so I could run it from my home. Now that it's mandatory, I find I'm not nearly as productive and am yearning for some social interaction. Part of it may also be that my kids are home and I'm needing a break from being their teacher, too.