Not at all. People get pissed when you tell them you are going home after you put them to sleep for surgery.

2019: Spent 38 weeks consisting of 4 days and 3 nights out of town.

2020: Spent less than 12 days in the local office since march. the rest of the time WFH.

I work from home almost 100% now. I have to go into our agency to open or close a case, print if it is a lot of pages, or go into a prison for any type of a high priority investigation like sexual assault or a death. For all other investigations, I can gather evidence remotely and do interviews over the phone.

I’d love to work from home, but someone has to drive the airplane.

When the madness subsides, it may actually mean I get to spend more time at home, because since all this blew up, I get home very little.

I’d like to see a little more balance. I suspect that now the vaccine is afoot, it’s only going to get worse for the foreseeable future.

Good call Waterbury - I don't blame you.

I have never worked from home prior to this year - and it has been an adjustment with 2 college aged kids learning remotely. (lack of office space, competing for bandwidth, etc).

Additionally, I have noticed an uptick in bourbon consumption since March.

My job has told us that we will be work from home on a permanent basis.

I work from home, but I did before all this. I’m a farmer and live on the ranch.

My work was 90% remote for several years already. This moved it to 100% and we're told it will be remote until at least June 2021.

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Originally posted by rburg:
What is this work thing you speak of?

I'm with you, rburg. I've been retired at home since 2006.

flashguy

I have been working from home since March 10th, and probably won't go back into the office until (who knows when) next year.

Been home since St Patrick’s day. I never want to go back to the office (in downtown San Francisco). Between zoom, emails and a phone nobody knows where I’m located. And green too. I haven’t printed a piece of paper since then either I used to go through a ream of paper a week. And the last 2 quarters have been my most productive in 15 years. In Fact I have a meeting with my boss tomorrow to discuss working remote forever and if that gets green lighted I think we will move to a free state.

I’m essential in my agency so I’m one of the few that have been at work since day one of this farce.

I go into the shop every day but try to stay in the office and minimize ftf with customers.

The boss closed our office and sent everyone home about the first week of March.

Since then, I got permission to work from home full time permanently and plan to do so for as long as possible.

I'm currently working from home. This is my normal mode and I've been doing it since late 2015.

I've been working about half and half since March. As an essential service, our law firm was permitted to remain open during the worst of the shutdowns but we rotate so we have only 50% onsite at any one time.

I've been working from home at least 3 days a week since late March. Fortunately for me, "home" has been our new home (that we still haven't moved into), so on the days when Mrs.BurtonRW isn't working, I'm not under foot and therefore, we haven't had to get divorced. It has also allowed me to be home for all manner of contractors to be working on the place without having to take time off.

The new house has a room we've set up as a dedicated office, but I'm still a little concerned about what will happen once we do finally move in and there are days we're both under the same roof for a little too long.

-Rob

Since mid March 100% from home, very thankful to be employed and working hard.

HK Ag

Our daughters husband does IT for major lndustrial parts company and done “home” work before the COVID-19, now he’s 100% home working.

2 days brick & mortar, 3 WFM. 1Jan2021- RETIRED!