Fantastic response to a research study. "How about 'no'?" - ThreadSky

cmonmaque.bsky.social • 14 days ago

Fantastic response to a research study.

"How about 'no'?"

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There is no purpose to having people commute to an office if the work is solely handleable through an online connection, other than security.

There is argument to be made that WFH cuts into your life in a way that tradition 9-5 doesn't.

Both can be true.

Maybe the problem is wage-slavery?

platinumque.bsky.social•14 days ago

Nevermind.

twelfth.bsky.social•14 days ago

Jeez Carl, you can just say you hate your family and despise being around them, you don't need to blame science.

farmckon.bsky.social•14 days ago

Yeah, there are studies about longer work days, more evening work, longer meeting with more people since WFH started

Seems like a whole lot of that "extra time" has been absorbed by employers, instead of freeing up employees.

imunderwhat.bsky.social•14 days ago

“Destruction of the U.S. working world”

Oh no not our precious working world! lmao

electricmood.bsky.social•14 days ago

I bet you waxbanks is a landlord

drode.bsky.social•14 days ago

When the takes are very good

brendelbored.bsky.social•14 days ago

cmonmaque.bsky.social•14 days ago

Ironclad arguments!!

rikabel69.bsky.social•14 days ago

I’d never go back to non remote work lol

breadedhamster.bsky.social•14 days ago

Did we even need a study to know this? I think we'd all rather work in the comfort of our own homes than drive forty minutes and spend eight to ten hours among strangers who are mostly indifferent to you.

bajakeweenaw.bsky.social•14 days ago

Opinion is not fact.

Data are valid.

Exceptions are the rule.

No problem with the response if it had been phrased “that may be true for many/ most, but not for all including me”.

scholarlycowboy.bsky.social•14 days ago

Global pandemic had negative consequences. More at 11.

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