For people who work in an office setting every day (i.e, sit in front of a PC for 8 hours a day), do you think companies should allow work from home or not? I see a lot of companies trying to push people back into the office and ending remote work.
Thoughts on working from home?
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My company allows work from home on Fridays (except I can't do it 
), it's about the only thing my company CEO would allow as he isn't a fan of WFH.
), it's about the only thing my company CEO would allow as he isn't a fan of WFH.
If I was President/PM I would give tax breaks to companies that allow work from home for their employees. It literally has so many advantages. It reduces rents in commercial areas, it reduces commute time and so emissions, it makes the roads less congested, employees have more disposable income......
Back to office policies are only because of incompetent managers who can't do the job.
Back to office policies are only because of incompetent managers who can't do the job.
Theyre only ending remote work for most because it was a pandemic thing, and since the pandemic is over I agree with making them go back into the office.
That being said, I cant stand not being at work for more than an extended period at time so no I wouldnt work from home, as tempting as it is.
No schedules will be there who work from home major issue
Most people that worked from home were already on a set schedule to begin with, as it was mainly office work.
Not all companies following it then, if we don't set your work schedules in priority then we have to work overtime.
I think they should give people the option. If they are more productive at home than at the office, then they may opt for work at home.
But honestly, as much as work can be a chore, it is a social aspect of lives. Less distractions.
But honestly, as much as work can be a chore, it is a social aspect of lives. Less distractions.
My job at the time was doing trouble tickets so it was nice just focusing on that all day instead of people doing drive-byes or doing meetings.
I'm fine with working from home. It takes the proper time and place, and not many jobs can offer it. Sometimes the management gets bothered, and sometimes the employee needs to be watched if they are new on the job or inexperienced.
I'd go crazy, honestly if I worked and stayed at my house all week long.