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Good lord this open space is insufferable
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It depends on the person. I like a mix, days where I can introvert and focus on a specific project while wearing leggings and drinking coffee from my favorite mug AND days were I can feel the buzz of the office and interact with the people we serve. I like the flexibility to WFH when I have a sick child or repair person but I like talking to coworkers and the insights that happen from those off the cuff conversations.
I agree with D1. Don’t forget the little things that can make office work more relaxing though… like bringing in your favorite mug to drink out of at work.
Who knows with the new role there may be changes in a few months/ years where you can work from home a day or two a week.
I will never go back to an office. I’m more productive at home, and I tend to get more done. My work is always 100% completed, and I don’t always have to work a 40 hour week to accomplish that. I clean during breaks and don’t have to spend my weekends catching up on household chores either. It’s my perfect scenario.
Where do you work?? I'm dying to work from home
Seems to me, after so many worked from home during the pandemic, that no one wants to take medical coding positions that are not remote. Everyone enjoyed being a home, now it’s become the goal.
Not necessarily…hard to separate home from work
It depends on the person. I know someone who loves it because she can get so much done at home as she has 2 kids and if they need to stay home from school she doesn’t miss work. However, I know someone else who misses the face-to-face interactions. She really struggles and it’s taking a toll on her mental health. Make sure it’s something you truly want to do and make sure you balance your time.
I work 4/10’s, from home 3 and at the office one day a week. I think some people thrive with WFH and others do not for whatever reason. I think the most important offer is flexibility in schedules so each person can create what works for them.
Yes and more productive.
It depends on the person. I have the option to WFH and hated it. My other half loves it and is full time WFH.
Honestly I’d feel isolated but my friend loves it
My husband works from home and he likes it but he also sometimes feels cooped up.
I love working from home! It’s the best thing ever but honestly it all depends on the person. Some think they prefer WFH until they do it then it’s a different story but I personally love it
I feel it really depends on the person. I would love to work from home, but I know I would have to have a lot in place for my mental health.
Maybe maybe not it all depends on what you like
Working from home is not for everyone. There are some people who are disciplined enough to stay in task and remain productive and some that are not.
As for happiness, it depends on the person and the type of work. If the job requires a lot of collaboration and/or mentorship, working from home can be more challenging.
As a leader, I prefer talking to people in person, not via electronics. It’s challenging to express and receive emotions (without having to write a novel) via electronic media.
in a way yes.
Yes!
Yes I am
Wondering myself