Can I request an office in a 100 percent WFJ job?

[Anonymous]

Why can’t you just go to a co-working space yourself right now? If it will save your sanity and your wife’s sanity, just eat the cost for a few months. Things are starting to open back up and you can organize the DC employees to get group office space in the Fall. You don’t have to tell them where you are working from while you negotiate with the company.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why can’t you just go to a co-working space yourself right now? If it will save your sanity and your wife’s sanity, just eat the cost for a few months. Things are starting to open back up and you can organize the DC employees to get group office space in the Fall. You don’t have to tell them where you are working from while you negotiate with the company.

I don’t have money for that. And I don’t want to be around strangers. Part of problem I would like to be with co-workers.

To be honest I have my wife stomping around main level. She has a habit of yelling up the stairs all the time. I also have kids in an out. I
Am spending time applying new jobs. I would prefer a job out of state part time in person or with travel. It gives right amount of space.

I had jobs like that for 13 years of marriage. Plus much higher pay. WFH is depressing and lower pay. My CEO visited NYC this week and went to San Fran a month ago while we have a travel ban.

We have people quit just cause WFH with zero support and no budget is depressing.

My one meeting yesterday guy two months in was Unshaven in a bathrobe. I may move to upstairs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why can’t you just go to a co-working space yourself right now? If it will save your sanity and your wife’s sanity, just eat the cost for a few months. Things are starting to open back up and you can organize the DC employees to get group office space in the Fall. You don’t have to tell them where you are working from while you negotiate with the company.

Setting that up would take away time to continue bashing his wife. Poor woman.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why can’t you just go to a co-working space yourself right now? If it will save your sanity and your wife’s sanity, just eat the cost for a few months. Things are starting to open back up and you can organize the DC employees to get group office space in the Fall. You don’t have to tell them where you are working from while you negotiate with the company.

I don’t have money for that. And I don’t want to be around strangers. Part of problem I would like to be with co-workers.

To be honest I have my wife stomping around main level. She has a habit of yelling up the stairs all the time. I also have kids in an out. I
Am spending time applying new jobs. I would prefer a job out of state part time in person or with travel. It gives right amount of space.

I had jobs like that for 13 years of marriage. Plus much higher pay. WFH is depressing and lower pay. My CEO visited NYC this week and went to San Fran a month ago while we have a travel ban.

We have people quit just cause WFH with zero support and no budget is depressing.

My one meeting yesterday guy two months in was Unshaven in a bathrobe. I may move to upstairs

I love it OP. Keep the honesty going.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why can’t you just go to a co-working space yourself right now? If it will save your sanity and your wife’s sanity, just eat the cost for a few months. Things are starting to open back up and you can organize the DC employees to get group office space in the Fall. You don’t have to tell them where you are working from while you negotiate with the company.

I don’t have money for that. And I don’t want to be around strangers. Part of problem I would like to be with co-workers.

To be honest I have my wife stomping around main level. She has a habit of yelling up the stairs all the time. I also have kids in an out. I
Am spending time applying new jobs. I would prefer a job out of state part time in person or with travel. It gives right amount of space.

I had jobs like that for 13 years of marriage. Plus much higher pay. WFH is depressing and lower pay. My CEO visited NYC this week and went to San Fran a month ago while we have a travel ban.

We have people quit just cause WFH with zero support and no budget is depressing.

My one meeting yesterday guy two months in was Unshaven in a bathrobe. I may move to upstairs

Didn't you just start your current job after a long job search?

[Anonymous]

You sound horrible.