Ever since i joined a company, i always wished to do work from home, or at least, some freelancing so as i don't need to go out and spend hours at work.
Perhaps, during this #21DaysLockedDown, when i found an opportunity to work from home, esp. freelancing, i thought to give it a shot a week back, and guess what? - at first, i was like: "Nothing is better than this" , but as time accumulated by so the demands of clients, i would start feeling quite low - a bit frustrated, i would say. I am the guy who doesn't like taking orders nor prefer doing the work according to others. And as per my experience "work from home" is not-so-creative. It kills ones's creativity, esp. the "power" to "think" - we get to get too many calls, texts and mails from the boss about the project and work like how-to-do, what-to-do, what-not-to-do, and shit and all...
When i took the project, i was way happier, though when i got this completed by time, i was like: "if this is work from home, then where is work & where is home?"
Work from home should be for who prefer not go social not for the ones who can't even stay stuck at home.
Perhaps, during this #21DaysLockedDown, when i found an opportunity to work from home, esp. freelancing, i thought to give it a shot a week back, and guess what? - at first, i was like: "Nothing is better than this" , but as time accumulated by so the demands of clients, i would start feeling quite low - a bit frustrated, i would say. I am the guy who doesn't like taking orders nor prefer doing the work according to others. And as per my experience "work from home" is not-so-creative. It kills ones's creativity, esp. the "power" to "think" - we get to get too many calls, texts and mails from the boss about the project and work like how-to-do, what-to-do, what-not-to-do, and shit and all...
When i took the project, i was way happier, though when i got this completed by time, i was like: "if this is work from home, then where is work & where is home?"
Work from home should be for who prefer not go social not for the ones who can't even stay stuck at home.
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