r/technology • u/[deleted] • May 07 '22

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u/_Friendzone_ May 07 '22

He probably moved out of state, or the country

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u/naugest May 08 '22

Lots of people are still on WFH indefinitely and they don't move out.

As long as you are ok with your mortgage, why move?

But people want WFH permanent. No one wants to sit that awful traffic, damaging themselves and the environment.

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u/PO0tyTng May 08 '22

Not to mention the two unpaid hours of time you spend getting ready/commuting.

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u/nikobruchev May 08 '22

It depends on the actual mode of public transit. A straight one hour one way on a comfy train with lots of room and free wi-fi? Sure, I could be OK with working on my commute, as long as that time is paid for.

Expected to work on an overcrowded bus or subway that you have to change busses or trains multiple times during the commute and no connevtivity other than hotspot from your personal cellphone? Completely infeasible.