Andr-Tech uk666 Posted December 25, 2024 Andr-Tech #1 Posted December 25, 2024 Home Office Zingers Remote work is great until your houseplant becomes your branch manager. I told my computer I needed a break, and now it’s giving me the silent treatment. I’m always on time for work at home; I have very short commute-ments. My living room isn’t a mess. It’s an obstacle course for team-building exercises. I consider my couch a key part of my ergonomic setup. Laundry is the spin cycle of my work-from-home routine. My productivity tool is a good blanket; it helps me handle under-pressure situations. I’m in a long-distance relationship with my office chair. I used to be a banker, but I lost interest… working from home. You don’t realize the importance of separate workspaces until your kitchen starts taking messages. I’ve gotten so good at telecommuting, I accidentally video called the fridge. My printer is a real work-from-home companion; it loves to jam to its own tunes. Multi-tasking at home means simultaneously losing my pen, my phone, and my mind. When I say, “Let’s circle back,” I mean I need another round on my office chair. The Louvre has nothing on my wall of post-it notes masterpieces. I swapped rush hour for brush hour; now I paint more than I commute. My stapler at home never works; it’s the ultimate staple of remote life. Working from home means giving a whole new meaning to ‘net’ earnings. I told my lamp I’d give it a raise for more light-hearted jokes. My home office policy is BYOB: “Bring Your Own Bed” for power naps. 1
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