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:: You decrease your chances of contracting coronavirus
:: Save time from traveling to and from work
:: Establish more meaningful relationships (contrary to belief)
:: Have more autonomy over your schedule
:: Decrease your stress levels
:: Avoid office politics
:: Avoid spending more time away from your family due to employee events that are not “mandatory”
:: You get to use your own private bathroom
:: When you feel sick enough to not go into the office, but not sick enough to not work, remote work is there for you
:: You can hang out with your dogs all day
:: You have more time to train a new puppy
:: You don’t have to prepare a lunch to take to work or buy lunch
:: Your clothing expenses can cease to exist
:: It offers you the opportunity to work in a more comfortable environment
:: You can control the thermostat
:: Avoid getting sick from your sick co-workers
:: Avoid scrambling for meeting rooms
:: Control the noise levels of your environment
:: Avoid time-wasting conversations that often occur in open office plans
:: Be your own boss
This content is for informational purposes only — not professional advice. Consult a qualified professional before making any major decisions.