I feel the opposite and would gladly go back to the office.
It’s hard to keep working after five when the kids are home and making their usual racket. But it’s also hard to disconnect because the line between work and home is nonexistent.
The free breakfast and lunch at the office were much better than anything I can make or buy myself. Talking to random coworkers during the breaks made me feel more like part of something.
I didn’t even mind the “standing in a packed subway car” part that much. That’s just city life; I want more of it again.
It’s hard to keep working after five when the kids are home and making their usual racket. But it’s also hard to disconnect because the line between work and home is nonexistent.
The free breakfast and lunch at the office were much better than anything I can make or buy myself. Talking to random coworkers during the breaks made me feel more like part of something.
I didn’t even mind the “standing in a packed subway car” part that much. That’s just city life; I want more of it again.