It really was just a matter of time, though. I mean, it’s not like I really need that desk. I started telecommuting well over a year ago, and in that time I’ve only gone into the office maybe three or four times. So now they want everyone in my department to come in tomorrow and clear our desks of all personal effects so they can put the space to other use.
So then, bad news: I have to go into the office tomorrow, which means no working in my bathrobe. Good news: This is even more confirmation that my job is 100% work-from-home, and they won’t be changing their minds about it. Woot!
If this wasn’t a family-oriented thread, I’d say yes- working in your PJ’s !!!
But, I wont’ say that. So as to preserve the purity of our precious bodily fluids.
Cartooniverse, who 11 weeks ago started a job that has me working in my home 75% of the time. Never done this before. Taking a LOT of getting used to. Like…remembering that it’s okay to walk outside during the day for a moment so I can see the ground and breathe air…
F- you, you lucky b*stard! You get to sit in your underoos playing with your dick and get paid for it. You suck. I hate you.
It’s just as well, though. If I was telecommuting, I’d spend almost as much time playing with my dick in my underoos as I would surfing and posting injudiciously to the SDMB. :o
Welcome to the Dark Side, Hal! The new <ahem> Home Office Professional <ahem> wardrobe will certainly be better than your corporate attire. I do, however, have a disconcerting image of you whacking off in underoos now, thanks to An Arky. :eek:
From someone who’s had the vast majority of her 27 year career working from home…It takes a great deal of discipline to stay with the work and not be doing more fun stuff. The biggest drawback is that you can never go home from work. Work is always there, staring you down evenings and weekends. The benefits far outweigh the negative, though. Working in jammies, setting your own schedule, and no office politics are well worth it.