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nattarbox t1_jdmhhs9 wrote

Design/UX in tech, I would do maybe one day at home max, pre-Covid. Often not even that.

Folks in our office with kids and/or long commutes would do two or more days at home pretty regularly though, and it wasn’t a big deal. There were always a couple people fully remote, usually high skilled individual contributors who could ask for something like that and be trusted with it.

People with very long commutes (Newburyport, Worcester, NH/ME) would work from the train too and count that as part of their day.

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fishpen0 t1_jdmfkz3 wrote

You jumped to some extreme conclusions here.

Wanting to live with someone purposely on the same schedule or purposely on a shifted schedule both have to do with job class.

Same if you care about if they will be working from home or not. Having someone around literally all the time can be really great or really awful depending on your personality

Filtering out students or non students is also extremely reasonable and is related to job class (full time/part time)

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ak716 t1_jdmbdb5 wrote

Is there a Buy Nothing page in your town? People use the one where I am for things they need to borrow (in addition to passing things along)- maybe you could ask on there if someone has one they could lend you for a few nights?

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