Dystopian much?

For those walking the road less traveled.

Dogs are the best coworkers

It's wild how much the introduction of remote work into most office jobs changed the world. These days, you'd be hard-pressed to find a company in NYC that doesn't implement some work-from-home element, with most jobs having a hybrid model. The 3-day in-person workweek is ubiquitous. I was still in college in 2020 and 2021 when remote work was at its highest, but I could see its positive impact through my online classes. Without going around campus all day, I could get so much more work done wh…

What's causing the Adderall shortage right now 👀

*Surprised Pikachu face*

To work in the office or work at home? That question has plagued us during the plague years, and its answer is more complex than you'd think. Many assume that everyone wants to work from home, and those who don't are part of a tiny minority, which is not necessarily the case. Before the pandemic, I could not get any work done unless I was out of the house. There was something that activated in my brain when I went into a library or office that could get me to achieve unparalleled levels of prod…

I was born to be a hermit

Roses are red, violets are blue... I'm going back to bed to stay away from you

I want to go out to the bars, but I also really really don't want to

It's just me, myself, and dog

You could say we're all workaholics now since we never leave the workplace

Many working from home have clever methods to keep them from appearing 'idle'

Does your heart rate spike when you hear the Zoom sound?

Also known as introverts

Many people turned to work-from-home jobs at the height of the pandemic when lockdowns made it impossible for business-as-usual to continue. Telecommuting became the new normal, and suddenly working for a company in another state was an option. Sounds like a win-win for everyone, right? Companies didn't have to pay for office space and remote workers had more free time and newfound flexibility in their schedules. It was all going great until employers started making their remote workers come in…