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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I went to office today. Been working hard, took a staff I am mentoring out to lunch. Met CEO, CFO and COO for meetings, got a lot of work done now I have a 7-9pm board meeting. I will get10 hours of work in on top of 2 board meeting and one hour lunch

At home you get 30 minutes of work off me in a hoodie barefoot and unshaven [/quote]

I’m glad though you realize you are not mature enough, nor possess the work ethic to handle hirself in an unstructured work environment. It’s great to be aware of our limitations and deficiencies. I’m working on this with my teens and hope they grow out of it, but as you demonstrate some just don’t and that’s Ok.[/quote]

Speaking of your teen kids imagine if they attend  three High Schools all remote at same time never leaving house. Now imagine schools are in different time zones and different countries now imagine you don’t care about any of it. You keep adding more and more High Schools building a pyramid. Always going to several while always applying more schools while eventually getting tossed out old schools.  That is working from home 80 percent of fully remote people. 80 percent of remote people have multiple jobs.

I no longer enter my old home office in basement. The toggling between multiple laptops at multiple companies while always interviewing new companies it becomes depressing and confusing. At my height I was interviewing 7 companies while working full time three companies while I had Covid and on isolation from my family in a basement office/bedroom.

How do people think this is healthy?  These remote people are lonely, overworked and isolated. We all need to be back in the office

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What on earth? This is not normal at all. I WFH. I have one job. I do my job between the hours of 9 and 5, with some breaks--eating, internet surfing, chores. Then without having to deal with a commute, I get my kid from school down the street, and enjoy the rest of my evening. Anyone who is trying to work 3 full-time jobs at once is no doubt depressed and overworked, because that's insane. And that's their problem, not a WFH problem. [/quote]

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