Dear friends,
Broadly I'm in line with these observations. Whilst, WFH is happening not just now during the pandemic we are facing but earlier also. The difference is in the recent past only some had WFH arrangement (I won't call it a privilege though) specific to their circumstances. Whereas during the pandemic it has become order of the day as more and more are encouraged to WFH. There are two ways to look at it, one is positive & the other is negative. I would honestly put it, positive is more than the negative commenting on our own experience as both our son & daughter are on WFH arrangement. One of their employer in fact told them at least till end Dec. this will continue. Since major negatives are already voiced herein I have to list out looking at positives -
1) Though reporting time more or less the same, they are relaxed in getting ready for the days work, no hurry, no skipping breakfast;
2) Getting dressed up appropriately - no difference of any day or occasion, cost-cutting;
3) No squeezing/sneaking thru' traffic jams, no air/noise pollution, saving fuel, vehicle life, transit risks avoided/no injuries, cutting costs;
4) Home food, improves health. Opportunity for giving a try in the art of cooking, try new cuisine, variety of snacks on the menu of our choice;
5) Saving time in moving up&down to meet people in diff.floors, avoiding gossips;
6) Possibility of timely food or fasting as the case may be at our discretion;
7) No need to coin new excuses & alibis to say where are we and doing what;
8) Always at home, no anxiety in reaching home as early as possible, no rain no pain;
9) Proceedings, discussions can be recorded so no room for unwanted incidences;
10) Above all IC will have no complaints to inquire.
Notwithstanding the possibility of increase in domestic violence, bloated tummy, of course, prof.hazards, in the course of employment!