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I’m a month in. I FREAKING LOVE IT. Don’t think I can ever give this up. I LOVE being a home hermit. submitted by /u/Little_Concentrate72 [link] [comments]

Every interview always asks this and I feel like it’s a bad idea to mention RTO as a reason. What do yall think? View Poll submitted by /u/electrowiz64 [link] [comments]

Not sure if this is best sub for this post but I currently work hybrid, one day per week in the office. That day is the hardest day of each week, I feel exhausted. I am not prescribed anxiety meds Read more

Hello Everyone, I would like to start working from home, I will be the first to do it in our company and I need your help. I am looking for reasons I can give to my boss so he will Read more

Let’s say the circumstances are the same (same pay same hours same people) the only differences is going to the office with minimum commute, is it less likely to quit if you’re fully remote? submitted by /u/imma5ammi [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I am in my early 30s. I have been working remotely since 2021. I have noticed that I stopped getting flu/common cold while working from home in the last few years. I wonder if someone shares the same Read more

TLDR 1. RTO policies backfire – Higher attrition, slower hiring, and lower morale, especially among women and caregivers. Employees prefer remote work, even at a pay cut. 2. No culture or productivity boost – Data shows RTO doesn’t improve company Read more

This story came up in my feed and I just had to share it 😂😭 Disappointed but not surprised. If only society knew this is the norm. “Get a job” they said. Well, they have no idea how hard it Read more