Comment your views .(i personally prefer going to office )
WFH is better, given you are willing to work, learn. I am 1 yr experienced, worked hard from home[hustled], got laid off and got 6 new offers within 1.5 months bcz my resume became good + my manager and colleague helped me with referral
Depends on company, but I agree wfo is better for freshers, not just to learn skills but also soft skills.
This depends on person to person. You could either be abusing WFH freedom or using the extra time to upskill & improve yourself.
Wfh has been a disaster for me...Productivity all time low
For a junior person: Passive learning is a thing. If your colleagues are actually nice then WFO can be really good onboarding experience. Just hearing from colleagues discussing problems they are working its just speeds up the learning process.
I know these days you can get good answers for long form questions from ChatGPT however you need that curiosity in you to ask the questions in the first place. Hence the passive learning.
Now why everyone is talking about benefits of working from office? I saw post from Sunil Shetty on linkedin.
My take is, when pandemic hit companies asked employees to WFH to keep wheel rolling. Now we know WFH can give greater cont...
WFO- if you’re at entry level/early days of your career WFH- works for mid- senior folks
As someone who is in very early stages of his/her career( 2-3 years), what should one give preference to work from office or work from home?
I know a lot of people love working from home. But small rant here. Honestly, straight out of college I thought I would do too. But no, I absolutely do not.
Why?
Work from home is hellish for extroverts. There is no alternative. I've tried co-working spaces. But nothing beats th...
