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Working hard, or hardly working?
Working from home is not my strong suit, I don't think. I am not nearly as productive, even though there are technically fewer distractions than when I am at work (I get interrupted a lot).
I think I won't be making a habit of this anytime soon unless I absolutely have no choice. It's just really not for me. I like my home to be where I live, not where I work. Plus, the VPN I have to log into for my work is absolutely shit, and I spend more time dealing with technical issues than I do working, it seems like. The cons outweigh the pros of working from home by quite a lot, even though it is very enjoyable to not have to commute to work every day.
Today sort of got away from me, so I shall have to make this a very short post. I have a Skype date with my parents soon, and we can all tell each other about all of the nothing we did since we spoke yesterday. ;)
I'm very grateful for modern technology, though. It has made such a huge difference to be able to see my parents, even if it's not in person. I for one welcome our new robot overlords!
I think I won't be making a habit of this anytime soon unless I absolutely have no choice. It's just really not for me. I like my home to be where I live, not where I work. Plus, the VPN I have to log into for my work is absolutely shit, and I spend more time dealing with technical issues than I do working, it seems like. The cons outweigh the pros of working from home by quite a lot, even though it is very enjoyable to not have to commute to work every day.
Today sort of got away from me, so I shall have to make this a very short post. I have a Skype date with my parents soon, and we can all tell each other about all of the nothing we did since we spoke yesterday. ;)
I'm very grateful for modern technology, though. It has made such a huge difference to be able to see my parents, even if it's not in person. I for one welcome our new robot overlords!