You got to pump those numbers up, those are rookie numbers.
Correlates with the amount of tech companies per country + Finland’s anti-socialness
I should move to Finland.
This is pathetic. There are whole office buildings that could be replaced by a few Slack groups.
Average Working from home in Italy is like:
– can’t take medical visits or finish earlier or change time schedule during WFH
– if you disconnect for a minute=you are out having fun
– don’t receive lunch ticket, because you have lunch at home
– have to ask permission to the super boss everytime who must approve it 2 weeks before
When the boomers will be out of the game, maybe something will change.
one day..
fast internet + low work from home = Romania … i wonder why
Work from home in Slovakia is seen as privilege.
Is that the secret to Finland’s happiness? No corporate bullshit, “we’re like family here”, team building, and micromanaging?
Slave labor.
I work from home. Everyone else is back at the office. The trick is I’m so horrible in person that management doesn’t want to push me to go to office
I know a guy in Finland who never met a single one of his colleagues irl, he just works from home and chats with the sometimes
Finland stronk
Absolutely pointless. In your office you usually have all materials, printers, kitchen full of coffee, tea, water, you don’t pay for electricity, you don’t pay for water used in the restroom, air conditioning works 24/7 and you don’t care about it’s cost. Home office means that all these costs are being moved from the employer to employee and your salary is not higher due to that fact. I don’t get people who are so happy about remote work (unless they work in some toxic environment with sociopaths).
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Source: [Eurostat](https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/lfsa_ehomp/default/table?lang=en)
You want to reduce your countries polution?
You got to pump those numbers up, those are rookie numbers.
Correlates with the amount of tech companies per country + Finland’s anti-socialness
I should move to Finland.
This is pathetic. There are whole office buildings that could be replaced by a few Slack groups.
Average Working from home in Italy is like:
– can’t take medical visits or finish earlier or change time schedule during WFH
– if you disconnect for a minute=you are out having fun
– don’t receive lunch ticket, because you have lunch at home
– have to ask permission to the super boss everytime who must approve it 2 weeks before
When the boomers will be out of the game, maybe something will change.
one day..
fast internet + low work from home = Romania … i wonder why
Work from home in Slovakia is seen as privilege.
Is that the secret to Finland’s happiness? No corporate bullshit, “we’re like family here”, team building, and micromanaging?
Slave labor.
I work from home. Everyone else is back at the office. The trick is I’m so horrible in person that management doesn’t want to push me to go to office
I know a guy in Finland who never met a single one of his colleagues irl, he just works from home and chats with the sometimes
Finland stronk
Absolutely pointless. In your office you usually have all materials, printers, kitchen full of coffee, tea, water, you don’t pay for electricity, you don’t pay for water used in the restroom, air conditioning works 24/7 and you don’t care about it’s cost. Home office means that all these costs are being moved from the employer to employee and your salary is not higher due to that fact. I don’t get people who are so happy about remote work (unless they work in some toxic environment with sociopaths).
This is me. Daily commute time is 1 minute.