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Re: Got the back-to-the-office email
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Originally Posted by Icky Thump
I don't have problems focusing at home. Rather, it's concentrated work without interruption except from the lap cat or occasional squirrel at the door. I do have a problem focusing at work because the "interaction" is just 70 IQ lawyers coming into my office to ask stupid fucking questions that any idiot who knew how to google could figure out. The smart productive people know how to get shit done, whether it is in an office, on the shitter, or on a plane. The other ones are the ones who need babysitting, coaching, whatever. Fuck those sods.
For me, "in-office interaction" is a one-way flow of ideas from me to other limp-dick motherfuckers.
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I was HUGELY productive in the weeks we'd been out of the house because of our plumbing fiasco (fixed now). I was using a home office that had been designed for working comfortably. At home, I'm on a desk in my dining room/kitchen. I am probably going to use that home office two or three days a week going forward.
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