What is it about remote working that some companies hate so much? If your employees can work from home just as well as they can from the office, why not let them? This company is about to have a lesson in valuing its' employees autonomy, as the poster shared to r/Sysadmin. If you have a job that you can do entirely from your laptop , it's easy to work remotely. Basically all employees love it — you can easily get work done from the comfort of your own home. There are no coworkers to distract yo…

Is this dude serious?

Why should any of this matter if the work gets done well?

If this isn't an accurate account of remote work, I don't know what is.

We ain't paid enough for this

This aunt let her recently divorced sister and 7-year-old niece live with her. The takeaway here is to never do that.

As long as we have jobs, work memes will never get old.

This viral video says it all about what remote work actually looks like.