We’ve heard all the arguments against working from home by now. And while those lazy, unproductive, pyjama-wearing slackers may have a certain reputation, perhaps we’re not hearing the full story here. Plenty of us like our jobs, love socializing with our colleagues, and enjoy the general camaraderie and perks that
Ah, working from home – the millennial dream. Or is it actually a young professional’s nightmare? You bragged to all of your friends about how short your commute was to the “office” (ho, ho) when you first started #WFH. But pretty quickly you began to miss the interaction with other
It’s no secret that the definition of ‘workplace’ is changing. We’re mobile, adaptable and, increasingly, working from home. While many would argue that one’s rate of success increases without the binding structure of office life, we’ve heard countless stories of motivation loss when you’re literally stepping out of bed and into your desk
Moving into a freelance career is probably something many young professionals have though of. Admittedly, it’s a scary step; you’ll lose out on benefits, a steady salary and a workplace that provides motivation. Once you get the ball rolling, though, you’ll probably find it hard to fall back into the 9 to 5
There are pros and cons to working from home, but one major fallback we keep hearing from colleagues is the tendency to feel isolated when you’re moving straight from bed to desktop. Here’s how to keep your social juices flowing
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