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I never want to sit in an office again
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But whenever I get asked my answer is always the same : “ I miss the officewaste of time getting dressed for work, waste of time pretending to be friendly and welcoming. Waste of time talking to co-workers, waste of time spent in traffic.
I literally logon on the dotand am not as tired when I am done working
The only thing is, if I can do it remotely so can an Indian and Romanian guy thousands of miles away for much cheaper.
” . But this shyt is true 
CashmereThoughts
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I could never get tired of this. Massive savings in money and time.
I wouldn't mind working from home 2-3 days a week but I need to be in the office for the after work happy hour shyt.
I know a lot of you anti-social coli brehs hate it, but I've made so many connections and secured 3 jobs by getting drunk with people at the bar.
I know a lot of you anti-social coli brehs hate it, but I've made so many connections and secured 3 jobs by getting drunk with people at the bar.
Thats great for you, and I dont think its a social vs anti-social thing, some of us just dont crave the need to be around co-workers longer than we have to. But kudos to you.
I worked from home Till I got into a serious relationship 
and decided I need to get into the office and get some air and it don’t hurt going into work and u get to see big booty and cute sisters as well
Till I got into a serious relationship and decided I need to get into the office and get some air and it don’t hurt going into work and u get to see big booty and cute sisters as well
Uchiha God
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The fact people don’t question why they still have the work conditions that were put in place for car manufacturers nearly a century ago (1920’s) is crazy to me.
After all technological advances and increased productivity, still working 9-5, five days a week, whilst having to be at the office is ridiculous.
People should be working three days a week, for 5 hours and with a mixture of it being remotely from home.
Labor reform being on the back burner for so long whilst conglomerates amass vast amount of riches, meanwhile the average breh doesn’t have $400 to cover an unexpected bill and everybody just goes about their day like it’s all good.
Be in 2020 working like you in a factory for Henry Ford, brehs
After all technological advances and increased productivity, still working 9-5, five days a week, whilst having to be at the office is ridiculous.
People should be working three days a week, for 5 hours and with a mixture of it being remotely from home.
Labor reform being on the back burner for so long whilst conglomerates amass vast amount of riches, meanwhile the average breh doesn’t have $400 to cover an unexpected bill and everybody just goes about their day like it’s all good.
Be in 2020 working like you in a factory for Henry Ford, brehs
Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
As long as these old ass dinosaurs remain in executive positions, paradigm shifts will be slow
Hopefully as the next generation takes over, we'll see less rigid, flexible work accomodations.
Voice of Reason
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I would love to have 50% of my employees work remote, but come in 2 or 3 times per week to take care of admin stuff and get that face to face
Trust, your manager/boss doesn't want to see you every day either
Why is that feasible for you?
humminbird
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Camoflauge
6ix
shoulda got into the trades bruh
Most tradesmen nowadays have been on a 4 day work weeks for decades
Long weekends every weekend
they gon say it’s photoshopped
What are the careers to look into that are safe from that?
Ezekiel 25:17
Veteran
I think the problem with y'all is you don't have hobbies outside of work. Work is your only means of being social. Not trying to call you out, a lot of people seem to like work for the social interaction
I'll say this, let me come in 4 days a week. Can chat up and be with the coworkers, but still have time for hobbies outside of work. It's the perfect balance
Music Fiend
Superstar
I think it depends though. If you are in corporate or at a company, there is the benefit of already being familiar with how to do the job and the processes. Especially in regards to working with vendors or clients you already have rapport with as long as you are in a position that is necessary to make money, you should be fine. But those unnecessary jobs might get outsourced.At least you're smart enough to understand this. Most Americans are not very self aware of how capitalism works.
