The main problem with WFH is the lack of a change of scenery. It would drive me

Mar 28, 2024
9:38:45am

BlooCoug Truly Addicted User

bonkers. I guess you could always spend the day using the Wifi at Starbucks or the local library.

It’s also hard if you have family members who want your attention during work hours.

Pros and cons to everything I guess.

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I've been WFH now since the pandemic started. But today I had to drive my old commute to get my son to the airport.

Tokolosh Stop the Stupid party member

Mar 28, 9:33am

You have a gas station at your house?

WJCougar

Mar 28, 9:35am

For much of my career a trucking joke would have been more fitting.

Tokolosh

Mar 28, 10:13am

We always knew the Utes were a truck stop team.

BlooCoug

Mar 28, 1:31pm

I look forward to the day when I say “What took me so long to WFH??” 🙂

Breaded Hamster

Mar 28, 9:36am

The main problem with WFH is the lack of a change of scenery. It would drive me

BlooCoug

Mar 28, 9:38am

True, I’ve had to mix things up.

Yukon

Mar 28, 9:41am

Because people's office environment changes frequently?

kccougar

Mar 28, 9:43am

it's a change from your home is his point. if you work where you live the view never changes

byujag

Mar 28, 9:45am

Got it. Good thing I like my house.

kccougar

Mar 28, 9:48am

This.

BlooCoug

Mar 28, 10:15am

Occasional travel helps. I also have a dedicated space in the house that is removed from my living spaces.

Tokolosh

Mar 28, 9:52am

I change seats at home 3-4 a day

lilpenny

Mar 28, 9:53am

I have to go to the office twice a week. It’s 100% pointless.

Yukon

Mar 28, 9:39am

But it helps your CEO, who probably never comes around and says hello, build his

macdizzle

Mar 28, 9:45am

Welcome to the daily experience of most working urban Americans.

matishen

Mar 28, 9:39am

I've got plenty of years experience with it.

Tokolosh

Mar 28, 9:47am

Yes it is tiring and for many jobs unavoidable.

matishen

Mar 28, 9:59am

Our son who is a surgeon is wishing the same. Perhaps robotics will

airbug

Mar 28, 9:58am

My commute is only 10 minutes in light traffic so I don’t mind going into the

Biyamiti

Mar 28, 9:39am

You probably didn’t embrace it because you thought you’d be watching Netflix and doing laundry all day

El Careeb

Mar 28, 9:41am

where's all the old Gen X'ers like me who actually like going into the office? surely I can't be the only one left

byujag

Mar 28, 9:48am

Some people like the interaction with their colleagues.

airbug

Mar 28, 9:55am

I am in that in between generation, not quite X but not quite Millennial.

Tokolosh

Mar 28, 10:02am

I like being in the office and go every day. Hate the commute.

Mitty

Mar 28, 10:34am

I like being able to work from home when I need to but I prefer being in the

fattycoug

Mar 28, 11:17pm

Agreed with everything about this post. I love cars, I love driving, I love driving my car...but I hate driving during

specsauce

Mar 28, 9:49am

Ditto

Pro Logic

Mar 28, 9:58am

that sounds miserable. even I would opt for WFH compared to that, and I much prefer working in the office

byujag

Mar 28, 10:00am

I could not do a shared commute. Having to be scheduled and rigid about going to and from would be a pain.

Tokolosh

Mar 28, 10:07am

I worked ten minutes from home, no freeway, and WFH was still so much better.

Florwood

Mar 28, 10:06am

Commutes are of the devil. We should be doing everything we possibly can as a

Mitty

Mar 28, 10:33am

I ignored the WFH mandate even during the pandemic and drove to work most days.

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