Ghostwriter
I love my slippers. Yes I get up and get dressed for work, and my shoes are my slippers or moccasins. These were not allowed in the traditional work place and my feet were not happy there. My feet are happy at home. (Pro)
The people who live with me at home seem to think I can stop working at any time and do things for them. (Con)
I am more flexable with my hours. They can give me a quick call and see if I want overtime work. (Pro)
The neighbors think because I am home I can stop working and chat. (Con)
I am able to be here if there are emergencies. (Pro)
I am much less social since I moved to work at home. I am still so grateful that I am not driving through Parleys Canyon every day. The mountain pass at the top of the canyon is known as Parley’s Summit. With an elevation of 7,120 feet. So you go from 4226 ft to 7,120 ft and in the winter it’s typically covered with ice and snow.
I am happy to stay home in my slippers.
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Question of
Do you know anyone who works from home?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
Do you know anyone who worked from home and then came back to the office?
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I worked a few years from home before I retired.
Very well presented. I agree people at home can take us for granted when we work from home.
It is an interesting question – the market is moving more towards work at home professionals.
I love working at home but I have to admit that the earnings is pretty small.
I am retired and I love being at home.
Being at home is priceless. I have slippers like that as well.
There are many who work from home