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[@Surax]

I'm not saying I would leave a job solely because of lack of appreciation from my manager. However, it would be a contributing factor.

[@graniabenge2814]

I'm not sure why one would accept lower remuneration when working remotely? Surely, work responsibilities and duties remain irrespective of one's physical location.

[@moo3oo3oo3]

Time and resources wasted on commuting. Me personally, f the job site is an hour away, I may consider a pay cut for remote work

[@asadb1990]

Its pay cut within reason. Not massive pay cut. And remote is useless if you are constantly on meetings or zoom calls asking you to join effectively pulling you out of the zone.

[@alcirap.d.9061]

I would spend more than 10% of my salary if i have to go to the office everyday. Not just petrol and parking but eating outside and time as well. There are many factors that, in my case, would be worth the pay cut. We still go to the office just once a week for team meetings where we do catch ups about the different projects this can also be easily done by group video call.

[@TasareAlda]

I have absolutely quit a job due to lack of recognition from management

[@patriciajones1623]

The point isn’t how much I make or save by working remote. The point is if I take a 10% pay cut the company is making 10% more profit, plus the increase from not having an office. No way, I wouldn’t take a 10% pay cut just so they can make more profit.

[@Jaymac720]

I work in the engineering field. My company allows us to work from home, but I don’t really like to do so. I find it harder to collaborate if I can’t just go grab someone and talk to them, especially if I need help with something. There’s also just my personal issue of being too easily distracted at home

[@josiedurruty6457]

You can't just jump on a zoom call with someone??😊

[@mattb9664]

You still end up with a savings on vehicle wear and tear (obviously fuel, but also tires, oil changes, drivetrain fluid changes, paint chips and dings obtained during commuting/parking lot). A one time 10% pay cut (assuming you get pay raises each year) far exceeds those costs and cost avoidances on the your car pays for that cut quickly!

[@cherylkavanagh3387]

Also, depending on where you work, a work wardrobe.

[@asadb1990]

On average pay increase is 3%. Inflation is 10-15. You would be lucky to make it past the paycut in 3-4 years assuming you last that long. People seem to forget layoffs are around the corner.

[@HariSeldon913]

Not to mention the time commuting. If it's an hour each way and you do an 8 hour day, the commute is an extra 25% for time spent.

[@jwashburn6768]

You have to account for increased energy costs in your home. Also, any other costs to outfit a home office.

[@narcoosseefl]

Dell just forced a bunch of employees back to the office after a very short notice.

[@Sparkchaser91]

I've seen that with several companies.

[@vbhanwar]

Informative!! Nice 🙌

[@jabberwockytdi8901]

Paycut for working remote is a slippery slope..... You should get paid the rate for the job....

[@Sed_Contra]

Unpopular opinion, but when I'm job searching, I consider remote jobs to be less desirable than the in-person jobs. The reason is that the human brain learns to associate certain places with certain activities, and if I worked from home, it would be more difficult to keep my work and personal life separate. (Studies have found this to be a common downside of working from home.) Now, if I had the space for a home office, I might feel differently about this.

[@asadb1990]

Work in a separate room lol. Its not that hard.

[@Sed_Contra]

@@asadb1990 If you had read the whole comment, you would know that if I had that option, I would perhaps consider it. But that is not an option for me.

[@asadb1990]

@Sed_Contra that was just an example. There are many ways to separate work space even in a single room. I have a house in canada that im renting out while im in usa. My apartment in usa is small. But i make do. Its possible. Lol quit complaining and look towards increasing your lifestyle. It won't happen overnight but you have to take steps to work towards that.

[@Sed_Contra]

@@asadb1990 I wasn't complaining at all. I prefer to work in an office for the reasons stated in my original comment. It is not a priority of mine to work from home, so it is not something that I will be working toward. I'm glad you have found a way to make working from home work for you and that you enjoy your lifestyle.

[@asadb1990]

@Sed_Contra i hear you. It is what it is.

[@juliekay7697]

Must know where you got your gorgeous blue mug from!

[@niyage]

N7 - yep, actually I am currently leaving a company, where I spent 6 years, because I have a new manager since 1year. And exactly that is the reason why I took this decision.

[@Jaymac720]

Taking a 10% pay cut would hurt me a lot more than remote work would help. For me, gas isn’t all that expensive because I drive an efficient car and it’s just relatively cheap where I live. I haven’t worked a full year at my job and current house yet, but I’ve extrapolated my fuel cost to be around $800/year. A 10% pay cut would be $6,750. Then I’d also increase my utility usage because I’d need to maintain my house’s temperature and I’d be using my own facilities throughout the day. My rent is also really cheap, not just for my area but in general. That pay hit would be a serious hindrance. I also don’t have a desk as of yet and have enough to pay on my furniture loan as it is

[@plannerjoy]

While it may be true that companies may miss out on talent by not offering the remote work, the odds that an applicant will get that job exponentially decrease because the applicant is now competing with a much larger pool of applicants for that position.

[@jeffdillon8816]

I’m starting to look for another job specifically because of lack of appreciation and or support from management. I have been at my current job coming up on 3 years and need to be here 5 years to vest into my retirement and benefits packages. Once I hit that mark, unless things change I’m done.

[@Sparkchaser91]

Remote work with my company means that I dont work at the main building, even though I work at one of my customer's locations. I would love to work at my home once in a while, but my customer feels I must be physically there.

[@Sparkchaser91]

I was very close to leaving for not getting appreciation, but I talked to his boss.

[@louissimpkins5823]

All answered in the time: Q1 - (IMO) False ❌ Q2 - True✅ Q3 - True✅ Q4 - False ✅ Q5 - True ❌ Q6 - True ❌ but I like that I was wrong Q7 - True ✅ Q8 - False ✅ Q9 - False ✅ Q10 - True ❌ Some interesting results there - I love the WfH / in office debate stuff. I have a home office and could WfH but never do unless I’m sick and feel it would be irresponsible to go in to work. Each to their own

[@RuthParsil]

6/10. It is more difficult to teach remote.

[@YourNickIsTaken]

If you ara falsely reviews by the manager = You never will be appreciated = unwanted stress + no opportunities + personal conflict. Move on before you get sic of the job itself. It is you boss, it is not your job!

[@chriseisele9969]

Is 22% included jobs that can't be done remotely

[@johnc8112]

I enjoy watching your videos, keep up the awesome work you do

[@itskartikaysharma]

Love your videos!!! You have helped me a lot. I now know how to say fuck you in corporate

[@Dragonmoon8526]

I'm surprised by the 22% . . . I expected between 30 to 40% with remote working.

[@sarahjowright1730]

Game on!

[@Boymom1027]

Insurance C Suite stays forever

[@wdy43di]

I can not work remotely.. Choice by my managment.

[@Family_Five5]

to work from home you need to be adult. most people are not. they even trying to avoid working where they are at workplace, not mention working from home. companies are calling workers to offices not without reason

[@brentkillian]

Well for example an electrician or welder cannot be in remote work

[@brucecessna8019]

Why would you take a pay cut to work remotely if your working remotely saves the company money

[@ariaflame-au]

If it saved you money too? Do you want it to be a lose lose or a win win scenario?

[@kirk9671]

I have a good job, it is not adversarial like your videos. Who would work under those conditions? Is that a reality for many people?

[@Zoe-c9z]

it is when i am weak, that i am strong the bible says. Supernova

[@lesliemoiseauthor]

7/10.

[@of4289]

I did ❤

[@sasukesgirl20]

I love fun facts

[@mindflayer107191]

Not a very good video this time.

[@chadshumaker2789]

Women owned businesses is such a stupid concept to praise based on no valid information. Why does it matter what sex the person is who owns it? If its a good business it will succeed if its bad it SHOULD fail. The stupidity of that statement is astounding. It would be racist if I said "there should be more white owned businesses" same if I said "there should be more black owned businesses" so how do you not consider yourself sexist to say "there should be more female owned businesses". Either that individual is good at running a business/ treating customers right and reading/reacting to the market or they are not, regardless of race, sex, country of origin or any other character trait that beyond their control.

[@HariSeldon913]

I knew a electrician with his own business that he put in his wife's name because it allowed him to classify it as minority owned. Apparently there are government contracts that stipulate the business needing that 'minority ownership'.

[@Sed_Contra]

Agreed.

[@chadshumaker2789]

@@HariSeldon913 I am not doubting that at all. But its really stupid. Women are not a minority. They make up roughly 50% of the worlds population.

[@user2144]

I’m used to Shorts

[@garyschoonmaker1486]

No remote....... reset you thinking about the size and type of business. Vets, docs, mechanics, blue collar workers, etc

[@melodyharkins6324]

I wish one of these l legit remote jobs would find itself in my search.