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What do people do when 'working from home' but there's no work to do?
My new job involves working from home sometimes. Today the one meeting I had to travel for has been cancelled. I'm now sitting at home with perhaps one or two scraps to do which will take one minute each.
Use the time to start job hunting, even if window shopping. If you have a management team with no contingency planning or work management it could be a sign that things aren't rosy down the road.
Working from home when there's no work to do on 14:10 - Jun 25 by wkj
Use the time to start job hunting, even if window shopping. If you have a management team with no contingency planning or work management it could be a sign that things aren't rosy down the road.
Overall, this thread has made me feel much less guilty about my self-perceived level of productivity today.
There were four or five little tasks I needed to do in the end. I've done them all. I'd say they've taken a grand total of 20 minutes to sort.
Working from home when there's no work to do on 14:19 - Jun 25 by ThisIsMyUsername
Overall, this thread has made me feel much less guilty about my self-perceived level of productivity today.
There were four or five little tasks I needed to do in the end. I've done them all. I'd say they've taken a grand total of 20 minutes to sort.
I'm bored. I've started window shopping already.
Welllllll, this was maybe a tiny bit self-fulfilling, wasn’t it?
Finding people not working on a place where working people might go if they aren’t working? I assume the working people who are actually working probably didn’t feature much in your population sample…
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