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Originally Posted by Unregistered
It depends on what kind of wfh.
Definitely know of friends who take 3h lunch breaks, watch Netflix, and even take a nap when they wfh.
Compared to teaching which can never have a wfh situation, these jobs are already providing so much more flexibility let’s be honest.
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So your one or few friends is your sample size? There are bad lots in every job, even teaching. At the end of the day, if they are doing this, and their tasks are not done, they have to answer to their bosses. Yes, WFH gives flexibility; this means the person taking three hours of lunch break might be working late at nights to complete their tasks. Own time, but still doing their work; not 'not doing their work'. Teaching does not give this type of flexibility. Teacher already knows that and if you are still comparing, then review your job choice.