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Alex_Muc
Alex_Muc
Level 3.0: Honeycomb
March 5, 2026

From where do you work most often?

  • March 5, 2026
  • 2 replies
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Hey!

 

Corona has made working from home a common practice for office workers. While some companies have made working from home a standard practice, others have required their employees to return to the office. However, there are people who have to work on site and people for whom traveling is part of their daily business.

 

How about you? Do you spend most of your time working in the office, from home, or a balanced mix of both? Or are you highly mobile because you have to travel a lot? Or maybe something else entirely?

 

I work in a hybrid model and spend about 40% of my time in the office. This has proven to be a good balance between flexibility and direct contact with colleagues. 🙂

Which working model best applies to you?

      2 replies

      Moombas
      Moombas
      Level 4.4: KitKat
      March 6, 2026

      I do have only one fixed day a week doing home office as i need access to test devices physically in the correct network setup for proper testing szenarios from time to time. Also as devices are secured with screen lock i need to physically unlock them if reboots are required.

      But in addition to that, i prefer to have the collegues around but happy that I’m very freely able to work from home if there are reasons to do so.

      Michel
      Michel
      Level 4.0: Ice cream sandwich
      March 6, 2026

      It depends on the job. Focussed work from home, meetings at the office is possible, and on the road when visiting customers. I love this flexibility. 

       

       

      Moombas
      Moombas
      Level 4.4: KitKat
      March 6, 2026

      That’s true, it sometimes differs from the job you do. As i for example don’t have customers to visit, it’s not important in that case but in randomly personal needs, it’S always good if you can work from home (ideally even without the need to have a company device) instantly.

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