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The Differences Of Working From Home Vs Working At An Office Hilariously Explained In 8 Comics
Working from home and working at an office are two very different kinds of work. While prior gives you more freedom to sleep in and lets you forget the horrors of the morning commute, the latter is great for concentration and can become a way to find friends with same likes (or dislikes) as you are spending a huge amount of time with your colleagues.
James Chapman created 8 comics about the differences of Working from an office Vs Working from home.
Can you relate to any? Let us know by voting and in the comment section down below.
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I am not the most social person in the world, but the lack of human interaction would drive me crazy if I worked from home.
The left office part: Unfortunately not true. EVERY office has at least one noisy person in love with his/her own voice which keeps talking whole day. What would I give for a silence, sigh ..
It seems that it would be hard to be productive when working from home. How do you keep from being distracted all the time?
I think the actual office party is mostly people being awkward and trying to find somebody to talk to who won't roll their eyes and scurry away after a minute.
If you are wondering which is better: working at office vs. working from home, I have only one sentence for you: OPEN OFFICE IS HELL ON EARTH.
working from home - loads of self control needed; to start, to keep working, and to stop; every day
I'm lucky because at my office, my colleagues are mostly nice and funny people, and the job suits me well. However, I do miss the freedom of when I was a free-lancer. Your office can be literally anywhere: home, library, coffee shop, another city, a camping site, the beach, the park, etc. These comics should have included that fact too. ^_-
I work from home and realized that two weeks in a row, I didn't leave my house for 6 days straight. I must be the most ultimate of ultimate introverts, because it didn't bother me in the least. I'm married, so I wasn't totally alone, and I have two cats. Guess that's all I need. :-)
I laughed so much at this - I work from home and all of that is true, except the food. At home I have the privilege to shop fresh stuff, cook and eat a delicious lunch whenever I want. Plus, I got 5 different coffee alternatives and make them exactly the way I want!
Working from home is great, for the most part. It's very easy to get off track. If you cannot focus, don't do it. If you need a lot of interaction with , don't do it. I know many people who have issues with working from home because they slack and don't get their work done.
working from home stops others seeing the panic of deadline angst, lets you appear organised and efficient as you silently abuse the boss.
I have done both - the rush hour traffic to the loo in the morning is hell in both areas! Except at work, the peals of laughter and farts from my victorious husband are not suffered...
Doesn´t work from home make you do the job better? Without the preassure, time limits, etc?
I save loads of money working at home, I was driving an hour to and from work every day and a lot of miles on my car.
Working at home seems nice, I wish I knew how to do that. :( Offices seem clean though...
If you are wondering which is better: working at office vs. working from home, I have only one sentence for you: OPEN OFFICE IS HELL ON EARTH.
working from home - loads of self control needed; to start, to keep working, and to stop; every day
I'm lucky because at my office, my colleagues are mostly nice and funny people, and the job suits me well. However, I do miss the freedom of when I was a free-lancer. Your office can be literally anywhere: home, library, coffee shop, another city, a camping site, the beach, the park, etc. These comics should have included that fact too. ^_-
I work from home and realized that two weeks in a row, I didn't leave my house for 6 days straight. I must be the most ultimate of ultimate introverts, because it didn't bother me in the least. I'm married, so I wasn't totally alone, and I have two cats. Guess that's all I need. :-)
I laughed so much at this - I work from home and all of that is true, except the food. At home I have the privilege to shop fresh stuff, cook and eat a delicious lunch whenever I want. Plus, I got 5 different coffee alternatives and make them exactly the way I want!
Working from home is great, for the most part. It's very easy to get off track. If you cannot focus, don't do it. If you need a lot of interaction with , don't do it. I know many people who have issues with working from home because they slack and don't get their work done.
working from home stops others seeing the panic of deadline angst, lets you appear organised and efficient as you silently abuse the boss.
I have done both - the rush hour traffic to the loo in the morning is hell in both areas! Except at work, the peals of laughter and farts from my victorious husband are not suffered...
Doesn´t work from home make you do the job better? Without the preassure, time limits, etc?
I save loads of money working at home, I was driving an hour to and from work every day and a lot of miles on my car.
Working at home seems nice, I wish I knew how to do that. :( Offices seem clean though...