Do you always work at home when working from home?
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but that doesn’t mean you have to do it at home. I know someone who makes home office from Thailand
As a rule, you have to distinguish from home office, remote office and workation.
Theoretically, what your acquaintance then does remote office, but this is of course just pea counting to distinguish it.
In the home office you work at home, yes. It’s just a word like “office work.” If you have 100% home office, you usually work 100% from home.
By the way, I will.
I’ll do it too. Working from home is the best
Has its advantages and disadvantages. But above all, you save extremely much time and money.
I don’t know how I worked as a washing machine mechanic from home.
… Why do you feel addressed by my answer…?
Yes, yes. At least I don’t have to see them
Believe me, if you want to get annoyed, they’ll do it in the home office. Your work is further criticised or praised.
Better without workmates and superiors. All alone and relaxed at home. Contact only via the internet or phone. What better I can’t imagine
I don’t have to, but if that’s really too much for you, I guess that’s an advantage.
Well, at least you don’t have to see them personally
It’s not different. Customers don’t hang around the whole time. They are just as exhausting by phone and e-mail.
Of course, depends on the profession, but in my case, absolutely nothing changes at my work, whether I am on site or not, because I work in Frankfurt and my customer sits in Oldenburg.
Customer contact is also available, but not personally. It’s a phone. I’d rather be, as customers can be really extremely strenuous and harmless.
Of course they have. You just work from home and get your job there. I have colleagues who write to me, customers whose tasks I have to perform and supervisors who assess my work.
Yeah, and you’re quiet. No annoying colleagues, customers, superiors etc
You can. Depends on the circumstances. What hardware you need etc.
We’ve got the Open Office office. There are also people who would be at home in the home office.
You can also go to a library if it fits, or to a café if there is Wi-Fi.
But Home Office from home is the best thing there is
Yeah, if you like being alone. And the necessary equipment.
I like being alone and equipment should not be a problem
Yes, your employer does not provide you with an office, except you can also do HomeOffice and come to the office.
What office? You only need a laptop at home
There is a lot more to listen to, such as multifunctional device for scanning and printing, possibly also file folders.
Don’t worry if you don’t live alone. Distractions without office are not without.
Sure. But sometimes there are also employers who want to see their employees in the office, so in his office.
Good luck. It’s not that easy.
I don’t live on my own, but I can do that with rejection
Yes but mostly you work from home
This is different, some work only from home, others need to go to the company occasionally or make customer visits.
But even those who have to go to the company occasionally work at home, right?
This is also different, depending on how it is regulated.
Don’t be careful again. I wanted to send it to Sayew.
Yes, it always depends on how it is regulated.
Only for info: My son-in-law worked almost at home during Corona and was in the office 1 day a week. My daughter could always work from home for months.
No, this is also possible in the apartment.
This depends on the operation. My daughter works at home for three days and she’s in the office for two days.
We can work at home for 2 days a week and 3 days in operation. So I have two days home office. And of course I’m home, otherwise it wouldn’t be a home office.