Working From Home vs .Working From Office
May 17, 2022
Since COVID-19 happened in 2020 most jobs have become virtual. As COVID-19 has lessened in the past 6 months most jobs have continued to make the choice of letting their employees work from home.
But the real question is how much productivity is getting done and is your employees health becoming a problem?
Some say that employees productivity has gone up, gone down and have seen no change. It all depends on the company.
There are so many pros and cons to working from home vs. working in office.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Feel less stress | Communication and collaboration can be a challenge |
| More focused | Can be lonely |
| No daily commute | Challenging to build a remote company culture |
| Flexibility to take care of appointments and errands | No physical separation between work and lesisure time |
| More time spent with family | Have to make the effort to get a change of scenery |
| You can do work when you're most productive | Less in-person contact with co-workers |
| Fewer interruptions from meetings and chitchat | not on site for the in-office perks |
Working From Home...
Work in Office...
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Time management | Strain your eyes |
| Behavior and Interpersonal skills | Sitting a lot |
| Become Creative | Higher stress |
| Boost your understand toward the company | Motivation might not be with you during your scheduled working hours |
| Easier to speak to seniors and employees | |
| Helps you understand business in a better way | |
| Gives you the right networking | |
| Your own office space |
As COVID-19 is still a large part of our lives the world is managing to make work still available and workable. It is really now up to the workers to choose whether they are wanting to be in office or in home.
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