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Is WFH the future for office based positions?

What are your thoughts on whether more companies will move in the direction of allowing people to work from home permanently? I just started a new job in Marketing where I am on my laptop all day most days, and it easily could be done from home… yet I'm driving 30+ mins to the office to sit at my desk. Having worked from home before, I feel like I've been spoiled and now I don't understand the point of coming in when you really don't have to. Sucks because it is a good opportunity that I don't want to pass up, but I'm spending a lot on gas and the commute/getting dressed up part is taking up to 2 hours out of my days. From what I've heard it's somewhat of a mixed bag (some companies are heading back into the office, some are permanently WFH, some never allowed it).…


What are your thoughts on whether more companies will move in the direction of allowing people to work from home permanently?

I just started a new job in Marketing where I am on my laptop all day most days, and it easily could be done from home… yet I'm driving 30+ mins to the office to sit at my desk. Having worked from home before, I feel like I've been spoiled and now I don't understand the point of coming in when you really don't have to. Sucks because it is a good opportunity that I don't want to pass up, but I'm spending a lot on gas and the commute/getting dressed up part is taking up to 2 hours out of my days.

From what I've heard it's somewhat of a mixed bag (some companies are heading back into the office, some are permanently WFH, some never allowed it).

Edit: wanted to add that I live in Kentucky, and I can imagine things being better off in more forward thinking areas.

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