Business experts are losing out on deez nutz imo

tbh i lightweight agree that im missing out on quite a bit. at least if i were able to work in the office then transition to wfh things would be easier

same time tho ion wanna be round them ppl

i definitely agree. at the end of the day, most corporate jobs are dependent on how well you schmooze with others. in an ideal world, you would only be judged on your performance but s***'s not like that.

i really miss my old work office. i'd legit just bring my laptop to the kitchen in the afternoon and watch TV while doing work

not when you f***ers are putting up petrol prices. that money i saved ill happily stay in my yard! + i wake up 1 minute before 9am and roll over to my desk and im ready for work.

yeh i get to have a laugh at work in the office but its less productive also

Nah word I feel this used to have so many fine ass women at my old job just flirting ALL DAY

Now I’m in the crib just me and my computer

Started my professional life with remote work

Getting paid thousands of dollars every couple of weeks for doing 2-3 hours of work at home is the best.

A mix is prolly the best way so we can get the best of both worlds

remote work is goated

Hybrid with options to be fully remote or as many days as you want in the office. Best of both worlds.

Real asf 💯

Duh, don’t need an article to tell me this

remote work is more appealing and better overall

but you do miss out on the collaboration aspect

plus society is going to get even worse socially

i like hybrid

i also used to listen to so much music when i'd work in the office. whether it was the train commute or just listening to music at my desk. it's not the same working from home

We literally have lives outside of work to socialize though

Why do our lives have to be built from our 9-5?

Gen z won

Not if business evolves to be purely digital, like on Zoom & stuff.

He’s probably referring to picking up real life corporate skills, like body language, verbiage & lying through your teeth with efficacy.

It’s 2022 old man.

former aol ceo

Some people are missing out on the social aspects of work.