Hi all. I’m new to remote work, I get paid hourly and am expected to work 8hrs per day. However all my other jobs I’ve completed tasks much faster than my coworkers. So my question is would it be okay to get the job done quicker but still put 8hrs? Read more
Everyone is pissed off because they made us return to the office four days a week after we proved that the hybrid model was working well, and HR themselves know this very well. So today, we’re in a mandatory ‘culture workshop,’ and one of the HR people is going through Read more
I honestly like to use scissor switches at work in person, simply because it’s more convenient. However, after prolonged usage, I have somewhat gotten used to the low and tactile laptop keyboards. Compared to my mechanical which only gets used when gaming. Which keyboard type do you guys work best Read more
Worked from home 2011-2021 and had to leave job because I had to move out of state to take care of my dad who was very sick. I could not work the job and live in another state which is insane. I’ve been applying since 2021 and usually I don’t Read more
I have talked to lots of recruiters recently, and they all agree that Q4 is slow traditionally, but this year is slower than usual. Wondering if anyone has found success or traction in the remote project management search lately? submitted by /u/KoloradoCoolaid [link] [comments]
For two years I’ve been padding my Outlook calendar with 2-hour “focus blocks” so people wouldn’t ping me every five minutes. The truth is, I spent most of those block stress-scrolling or folding laundry. Last month, my manager started using a new analytics tool that shows “meeting load vs. output.” Read more
Some people will say there’s absolutely nothing and I love that. But what if everything was on the table? How much more money, benefits, etc. would you need to RTO? submitted by /u/MuttsAndMyths [link] [comments]
…meaning remote work is absolutely here to stay. https://wolfstreet.com/2025/09/10/rto-has-stalled-theres-been-hardly-any-reduction-in-wfh-since-early-2023/ submitted by /u/RevolutionStill4284 [link] [comments]
…meaning remote work is absolutely here to stay. https://wolfstreet.com/2025/09/10/rto-has-stalled-theres-been-hardly-any-reduction-in-wfh-since-early-2023/ submitted by /u/RevolutionStill4284 [link] [comments]
This ‘return to the office’ topic has been on my mind constantly. We all hear the traditional arguments – that it’s for collaboration, company culture, or because of the empty offices. But honestly, none of these explanations feels like the whole story. I feel the issue is deeper than that. Read more
