I've absolutely loathed working from my makeshift bedroom office for over a year. I rent a townhouse with multiple roommates, and there simply isn't communal space to accommodate everyone setting up their own personal office.
My perspective is many of my older (and more financially established) peers have spare bedrooms converted to offices, which I imagine makes long term WFH more digestible.
I wonder if WFH/office skews around age, or other criterion. If so, what are the long term social implications of a dual WFH/Office option.
My perspective is many of my older (and more financially established) peers have spare bedrooms converted to offices, which I imagine makes long term WFH more digestible.
I wonder if WFH/office skews around age, or other criterion. If so, what are the long term social implications of a dual WFH/Office option.