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That could be a dilemma. There are a lot of savings when you're working remotely, and not having to spend time and effort commuting is a huge plus. Yet when I worked remotely years ago I found it pretty isolating, so I honestly don't know if I'd want to return to it. And I always think people who work remotely are putting themselves at a disadvantage when it comes to getting promotions. Even though remote work seems attractive, I might opt to stay in office, make more money, and perhaps have a more promising future.
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Idk how people find it isolating. This has been my life since 2017 and I would t trade it for anything. My dogs get to not be kenneled all day. I’m able to make meals for my spouse. See him after work. And on days I’m not feeling well I can literally work from bed.
I would definitely take the work-from-home offer if it's only a $20,000 difference. I feel like I spend that much or more in commuting, paying for lunches, and all of the other costs associated with being in the office. I definitely prioritize my peace of mind and flexibility over almost anything.
I always liked it but had a hard time keeping a division between work and life. Now I have a 20 minute commute that gives solid boundaries.
In this market, m taking the money and the inertia with an existing job. I’ve had too many friends take new jobs lately and then laid off within 6-9 months.
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They moved to the newly established company
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If the commute isn’t too far then I wouldn’t mind but if it’s over an hour, then I would take the WFH job.
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Its not too far
Your salary should cover all your costs & expenditures, that’s it…then choose your job based on growth, aspirations, work life balance, team etc. If 100k covers all your costs and the other job aspects weigh up better working from home then go for it but if you need a team around you, you need to be in an office… if you are lonely working from home, being paid 200k a year won’t make it better!
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Then why are you asking what we would choose. You sound like you wanna work in office. Then clearly decline the wfh job.
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Work from home. I’ve been working from home for over 10 years now. Going into an office is an absolute deal breaker for me
Work from home for me—I can spend extra time working out, doing side projects, etc. if it was a $40k difference, then I would definitely go into the office