I love the insane mind games people are using to try to convince people that noone actually wanted to work from home 🤣
I hope noone is stupid enough to fall for it. 
@LukeAlmighty i hate working from home, legitimately HATE it.
@beardalaxy
Nothing worse then...
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Waking up 5 minutes before the shift starts, eating exactly what you want, and having calm work environment with noone bothering you.
@LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club @beardalaxy@gameliberty.club That's the selling point, sure. But a big caveat is that work-from-home prevents forming strong memories. I remember many funny stories from the office days and I'm far from an extrovert. The WFH era is all a blur by comparison. Nothing happens. :lepolface:
I have to dedicate a whole room of my house to work now. The company is saving TONS of money on office space, offloading the cost onto YOU, and you're happy about it? Not to mention it makes offshoring much more justifiable; we're all global, mobile workers, so might as well contract Patesh's team to work on this critical infrastructure. Oh, but since you can't just go into his OFFICE to see what he's doing, we need several meetings per day, all crammed within the short timeframe that offshore and onshore are both online.
There's ups and downs to it, but I certainly prefer the old-school office. Were it not for the fact that I'm getting paid sweet Californiabuxx, I would have jumped over to a traditional office job.
@bruh_momento @beardalaxy
> But a big caveat is that work-from-home prevents forming strong memories.
Are you a parody account or an overpayed Indian?
@bruh_momento @beardalaxy
Ok,it might have been rude, but that's because this is the exact point I am trying to make.
This line is insane. This exact line is the cheapest of "unfalsifyables" that are used by the boomers who fight against the option to work from home tooth and nail. And I just want to get as far away from them as possible. I hate normies with burning passion. I don't care about their small talk, pretending I didn't do my "day long" work in 10 minutes is exhausting.
And when I am home, I can be on Doscord talking to actual humans I care about, or better yet, take care of my family. When my mom had a stroke, I spent few weeks with her. It was important, and it is a million times more important then the "memory" of seeing Karren's dog piss on the floor.
@bruh_momento @beardalaxy
And, I got reported today by a coworker for not saying "hello" enough. Foid obviously...
What a NICE MEMORY!!!
@LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club @beardalaxy@gameliberty.club Sorry that happened to you. If you have only had crappy coworkers like that, then I understand wanting work-from-home to get away from them.
@LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club @beardalaxy@gameliberty.club First of all, rude. Second, perplexing that you would insult me as Indian after I just crapped on offshoring in the post you are replying to. Third, my statement makes sense if you have had my background of a small company with competent and pleasant coworkers. There were fun things that happened there -- memories -- which don't happen staring at a screen at home.
I don't expect you to understand my point of view, as we're on completely different wavelengths. Rather, I wanted to give a contrary opinion for anyone else reading, as I've only seen "WFH good" lately.