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NPC 6060⁸42 said:
“Working” sure you keep telling yourself that.
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That's the difference.

I'm a huge proponent of WFH. I've been doing so for years, along with my team spread from coast to coast that would never be able to come together otherwise. We work hard, and we produce better and more efficiently than we ever could in a cube farm.

Working remotely is not the problem, and is pretty fantastic under the right circumstances. The actual issue: F*ckers taking advantage of WFH so they can be lazy and screw over their employers, whether it's government or private sector.

And of course the fat cat billionaires on the news don't like it... Most of them are hip deep in ugly corporate real estate investments.
 
sm31 said:
That's the difference.

I'm a huge proponent of WFH. I've been doing so for years, along with my team spread from coast to coast that would never be able to come together otherwise. We work hard, and we produce better and more efficiently than we ever could in a cube farm.

Working remotely is not the problem, and is pretty fantastic under the right circumstances. The actual issue: F*ckers taking advantage of WFH so they can be lazy and screw over their employers, whether it's government or private sector.

And of course the fat cat billionaires on the news don't like it... Most of them are hip deep in ugly corporate real estate investments.
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Remote is great, I did it for nearly 20 years. When held accountable in a private sector job productivity is good… not so much in public sector where the pace is significantly slower and more lenient.
 
sm31 said:
That's the difference.

I'm a huge proponent of WFH. I've been doing so for years, along with my team spread from coast to coast that would never be able to come together otherwise. We work hard, and we produce better and more efficiently than we ever could in a cube farm.

Working remotely is not the problem, and is pretty fantastic under the right circumstances. The actual issue: F*ckers taking advantage of WFH so they can be lazy and screw over their employers, whether it's government or private sector.

And of course the fat cat billionaires on the news don't like it... Most of them are hip deep in ugly corporate real estate investments.
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Mike Pierson said:
Remote is great, I did it for nearly 20 years. When held accountable in a private sector job productivity is good… not so much in public sector where the pace is significantly slower and more lenient.
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I'm curious how many of these WFH employees have other jobs they've taken out of the state they are supposedly living in, while they collect their seemingly no-requirement WFH paychecks.
 
sm31 said:
That's the difference.

I'm a huge proponent of WFH. I've been doing so for years, along with my team spread from coast to coast that would never be able to come together otherwise. We work hard, and we produce better and more efficiently than we ever could in a cube farm.

Working remotely is not the problem, and is pretty fantastic under the right circumstances. The actual issue: F*ckers taking advantage of WFH so they can be lazy and screw over their employers, whether it's government or private sector.

And of course the fat cat billionaires on the news don't like it... Most of them are hip deep in ugly corporate real estate investments.
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I’m talking specifically of government “workers” it doesn’t matter where they are. They aren’t actually working. I’m in a WFH role that was hybrid before the coof sent everyone to full time WFH. We are getting as much or more done as we did before. Our in office days were usually spent shooting the shit. Taking extended lunch breaks ETC. Though TBH I do miss getting together in the office at least once in a while we had a lot of laughs it’s just not the same on Teams.
 
NPC 6060⁸42 said:
I’m talking specifically of government “workers” it doesn’t matter where they are. They aren’t actually working. I’m in a WFH role that was hybrid before the coof sent everyone to full time WFH. We are getting as much or more done as we did before. Our in office days were usually spent shooting the shit. Taking extended lunch breaks ETC. Though TBH I do miss getting together in the office at least once in a while we had a lot of laughs it’s just not the same on Teams.
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Camaraderie and Esprit de Corps do go a long way towards making 10 hour days out in 120* temps seem to go by much faster, and definitely much more tolerable. I miss everything about it except for the +100* and below 40* days spent outdoors.
 
jeeeep said:
I'm curious how many of these WFH employees have other jobs they've taken out of the state they are supposedly living in, while they collect their seemingly no-requirement WFH paychecks.
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My brother is a civil servant working for the Army on the administrative side of the house, keeping helicopters mission ready. He works hard whether it’s in the office or from home. He’s been deployed overseas to the Sandbox many times, six to eighteen months at a time. He earns every penny of his paycheck.
 
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