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StayPuft · 01-08-2014, 05:40 PM

(01-08-2014 03:09 PM)Sarku Wrote: LOL...

I think it's more the lack of personal interaction that's the key. At my old job, my office used to be in the basement as well. I had a huge window though and access to anyone that passed by because of the location. Now, I constantly have my tv on just to make some noise and keep it not so quiet.

Funny enough, I think part of why I personally don't like working from home is psychological. For some reason, my brain just kind of connects being home on a work day (other than when I happen to have off for a holiday or whatever) as being "out of work." For some reason, I can't disconnect that in my brain. So, even though I have a job, and am just working from home, it sort of feels like being unemployed. That is only part of why I don't like it, though. I can't really put my finger on all of the reasons, though. For whatever reason, I just don't like it. It is good to have the ability to work from home, so I am glad I can when needed, but I would prefer to do it as little as possible.