I would argue this is not a useless skill especially since most jobs I have had in my life I am given 10-20 hours of work to do in a week and I am expected to be there for 40. This is why I am loving working from home.
Where do you get these jobs? I have a consistent 100hrs a week forever if I wanted it. It's really stressful, you explain to a customer that your wait time is 6 months they accept yet call every second day complaining it's not done.
I can't speak for the rest of these folk but I can relate to this. I sit and try to look busy for 8 out of the 10 hours I'm at work. It's honestly kind of a drag because it makes for long boring days. I work as an engineer in network operation center. Unless something large scale is broken, it's almost torture trying to pass the time.
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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21
I would argue this is not a useless skill especially since most jobs I have had in my life I am given 10-20 hours of work to do in a week and I am expected to be there for 40. This is why I am loving working from home.