Which would you prefer? Working at home or working away from home?

Question

Working at home sounds cool. Pros:

1. You can stay in your PJ's.

2. No community toilet or fridge! ( ^ _ ^ )

3. You could work from your bed, couch or lawn chair.

4. You can play any type of music you want.

5. You can f**t and belch as loud as you want without offending others. Except maybe the baby, children, dog or cat. ( ^ _ ^ )

Cons:

1. You really can't relax because you have work "at home" with you. That's the down side. People come "home" to relax from a days work. Not work when they come home. Some do. Some don't. : )

Answer 1

Working at home. That would be so much more relaxing! But on the other hand, you dont socialize like you do when you go to work, interact with people, etc. But when I have a career then I would love to work at home! Or maybe work away from home but have the option for some days to work at home. Or something like that! I dont really know for sure at this point cuz for 1, i've never known the difference between working at home and away cuz I'm still in high school.. But I can tell you if i did high school at home then i'd probably procrastinate alot more! So it might be a good thing to work away to stay motivated!

Answer 2

I do that now and more some good and some bad and some ugly. I cannot wait to go out I feel so cooped up. I need to get the fheck out of here soon.lol

Answer 3

working away from home, i'd feel like i was at a productive environment.

Answer 4

Working away from home --  that way I know the work will get done - home has too many distractions (lol)....  like not waking up until I want to.....

Answer 5

Working away from home so I don't procrastinate.

But I'd also like magical powers so that I snap my fingers and I arrive at work with no travel time.

Answer 6

I worked at home for a year, and it was absolutely the worst year of my life.

It's lonely, it's entirely too easy to procrastinate and get distracted, and it's impossible to ever get away from work.

Some people may love it, but I'd rather work almost any other job.