I am an engineer and have been working remotely since the pandemic started. Initially, it was great as I could save time by not commuting to office but now I feel like I am missing out on something.
I don't know what it is but I just feel like I need to be in an office environment to thrive. Maybe it's the social aspect or the structure of having set hours, but whatever it is, I can't seem to find the same level of motivation when working from home.
Anyone else feeling this way? Any tips on how to make remote work more productive and enjoyable?
I personally feel that it is much better if we work from home because I don’t fucking care about work at all.
SO FUCKING TRUE
Are we the same? I don't care about the company, the work, the product they are building and the shitty team building activities. I just exchange my services for money that's all work is
Lol try being at office with constant chit chat around you while you try to debug and then have food of much worse quality than at home then try validating which of the two is better.
I cook at home myself so my time slips way to fast at work from home and my productivity is way up as I have a decent wfh setup.
Inke hath mein sone ka lota do, phir bhi ye bhik mangenge.
Go and work from co-working spaces, or work from hostels but don't go to office.
This way you still have your mental health intact, office will mess that up big time.
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