A look at the pros and cons of permanently working from home | Your Morning

Experts warn long-term remote work could have adverse effects on work-life balance and general mental health.

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[LuckyqueenA]

At least four days a week working in an office one day work from home is normal in order to earn more profits to any organization because everything is back to normal should not took advantage to it otherwise the spoils system would be worst to earn the business in the company

[LuckyqueenA]

The pandemic is gone mask was not mandatory needed if the business wanted to earned the profits should enforce all the office staff return back to the office that someone can physically fix the problem right away

[aliansari]

I think we should go back alot of people I know are losing their minds

[LuckyqueenA]

From 2019 to 2023 four years been took advantage working from home like a child does not want to work in person is that too lazy or not?

[LuckyqueenA]

Pro and con work from home cannot see the physical problem and cannot fix the problem right away but benefits for the workers because save their time and expenses for the boss side cannot made any benefit

[LuckyqueenA]

The work from home workers are too lazy too spoiled too loose too selfish only consider their own comfort to work from home no expense to spend and do their housework at home but want to earn the same income as physical work

[LuckyqueenA]

The working from home are too spoiled too lazy too loose to took advantage for working from home for a few years get paid job but not benefits for the business growth