/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28178871
had a 5 minute meeting and wrote 1 mail today in the last 3 hours

>>28178871
why work when its possible to be comfy neet instead

Still drinking my coffee, might play some resident evil 7 today. Work is so difficult!!

>>28179039
/wfh/ is comfy neet status with the additional caveat of having to have your work laptop on next to you whilst you listen to music and snooze my friend. In this current climate you're missing out

we need the czech /wfh/ anon in here, last week was comfy until the post got archived

>>28178871
Morning, king.

Just started "work". Logged in at 9 am sharp, and then went straight on /biz/. I have a meeting at 10, then I'll probably go for a walk and then shitpost and masturbate for the rest of the day.

Never been so productive!!

>>28178871

Yep im thinking a surf in the morning and a late log on

WFH in Snowy Scotland reporting in. Clocked in 1 hr 15 ago and done 10 mins work so far

work laptop laying on the sofa whilst i browse and shitpost on here, thinking i could probably smash a 5k run in about 30 minutes. My work for the day is done.

My boss called me yesterday and asked how I'd feel about permanent home office. "I will miss the office environment but I get so much more done working form home!!" I said

KEK

>>28178871
I have a room filled with mining rigs, the ETH i mine gets traded directly into SNC and i pay my electricity with it. It's basically free money.

>>28178871
my internship this summer will be wfh
is it really as comfy as you are all saying?

>>28179657
I work at an IT company, won't specify what it is exactly. I check that one service is running at 9, message my boss to confirm service is running, send an email and then i'm done for the day providing nothing goes down.

i have never been this comfy. no commute, no uniform, no shower, no insufferable boomer co workers just chilling

>>28179748
living the dream

>>28179748
holy fuck based

>>28179748
bet that the clueless boomers will retire some day and these useless and overpaid jobs will then be history

>>28179959
THATS the time that use comfy wfhers just take their jobs and stay at home in pjs

>>28179657
Internships are different. You will need to work hard to impress them to get a comfy full time job.

WFH comfyness isn't just handed to you, you have to earn it!

>>28180048
sure.. enjoy it while it lasts. it just seems quite risky to me because a lot of these tech people are not doing anything valuable but are getting paid much more than people who do

how many days holidays do you have lads? I have 30 and planning on taking them all in september providing things open up a bit more after vaccines, seeing every day is basically a holiday at the moment anyway when you wfh

>>28180346
at that point (say 2-3 years) i'll happily either contract or start my own thing, this is just temporary comfiness and money stacking season