Despite its advantages, work-from-home arrangements have significantly deepened Americans’ isolation and distress. Most Americans say they love working from ho…
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yeah nah, remote work is the only reason I haven't quit my job. isolation? mate, I got my cat & coffee 😂
exactly. my cat doesn't micromanage me. best coworker ever.
I mean they got a point. stayed home for 2 years and now I'm weird about crowds. but also fk commuting.
same mate. the crowd thing is real but I'll take a bit of social awkwardness over 2 hours of traffic any day
lol 'deepened isolation' – press X to doubt. maybe if you're not a social person anyway but I still see mates after work
bullshit article. WFH saved my mental health from that toxic open plan office. go back? get stuffed.
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look at the data they say. yeah like the data from the first chaotic lockdown when everyone was legit scared. show me the data now when ppl have proper setups
tell em. they just want their rent per square meter justified. sad.
cope harder employers. we're not going back to 5 days a week just cos ur office lease is too expensive
I like the balance – two days in office, rest at home. best of both worlds but each to their own
you must be one of those 'office culture' weirdos. some of us just wanna do our work and go home
can we talk about how expensive commuting is?? $60 a week on petrol and parking just to sit in a different chair and take zoom calls? nah
the article says '80% of workers' but survey bias is real – only extroverts answer those things. quiet introverts literally thrive at home
nah man I get it. different strokes. but my team actually likes seeing each other once a week for a coffee
anyone else sick of the media pendulum? first it was 'remote work is the future' now it's 'remote work is destroying society' make up ur mind
facts. always extremes with these articles. it's almost like different people prefer different things who woulda thought
