Working from Home Thread

[tikibirds]

I am NOT a fan of this, AT ALL. I can only see/hear 5 students at a time out of a class of 20. The platform has a chat function and they were unaware that I can translate their comments into English. I do NOT get paid enough to deal with Xenophobic comments from 8 year olds

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[Galactica]

Yes, but "working from home" with a toddler on the lose is a laugh.  Fortunately he takes a nap but otherwise me and the other mom have to swap and there is always a LOT going on in the background...

[LadyMoondancer]

I bought this thing and it's been awesome, just want to share:

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I now do most of my office stuff from my bed.  Very sturdy and actually quite pretty laptop desk / tray.

[slyons]

I have been working from home since the middle of March, and I'm not a fan.  Sure, not having to dress up for work is great, but work and home should be separate, and I am having a hell of a time staying focused on work while I'm here.
I don't move as much either, and can feel my butt getting bigger as I type...having access to food at any time is NOT helping 
Sending well wishes to everyone, we will get through this!

[brightberry]

I've worked from home for years.  The trick for me is to have a schedule and stick to it. I also always get dressed for work and have regular breaks.  The first few months I tried it, I practically burned out.  Goofing off, no schedule, getting depressed, staying in pajamas then coding like mad at night.  It turned into a blurry nightmare and I feel for all the people going through that.


At this time, my husband and brother are here working from home and I'm so used to being alone... they're throwing me off my schedule with their TVs, conference calls and random interruptions.  I kinda hate it.