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[–] [email protected] 24 points 1 month ago (1 children)

I’m in a hybrid position with the office pretty close to where I live and I’ll just say it: slacking off is much more comfortable in the office than at home.

If it’s a really slow day I don’t have the same thoughts that I need to keep my work phone with me, or make sure I’m “available” in teams every hour or so (running Linux with Teams in a browser means I’m away or offline most of the time when actively using my PC). Being in the office gets you the “looks busy” effect almost for free, and it reinforces the fact that not being instantly available is not a bad sign for productivity.

My office environment is fortunately pretty decent though, so going in isn’t a nightmare compared to home other than the whole thing where I have to get moving and make myself presentable for venturing into public.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 month ago

If you have a good office environment, I agree. Slacking off at work can be more comfortable than just brooding alone at home. Even if I'm just hanging out in my cubicle while my coworkers do the talking.