I finally got an at home job

[Still Me]

Party

 

[Raptorpat]

party party join us join us

[Still Me]

14 minutes ago, Raptorpat said:

party party join us join us

I so excite.......

no more bullshit fights with customers

[Blackrose321]

I love working from home, the number of idiots and assholes I have to converse with has dropped significantly. Congrats and welcome to the party! 

Edited May 23, 2024 by Blackrose321

[Doom Metal Alchemist]

1 minute ago, Blackrose321 said:

I love working from home, the number of idiots and assholes I have to converse with has dropped significantly. Congrats and welcome to the party! 

I can't imagine working from home. I'm the kind of person that when shows up for work, I want to WORK. But when I am home, fuck doing any work with an iron rod. That's what sucks about going back to school later in adulthood, the fucking homework. In the classroom it's all cool, but when I'm at home and I got that naggin' homework I got to do.... fuck  this shit.

[The_annoying_one]

One of us……one of us…..

[Still Me]

16 minutes ago, Doom Metal Alchemist said:

I can't imagine working from home. I'm the kind of person that when shows up for work, I want to WORK. But when I am home, fuck doing any work with an iron rod. That's what sucks about going back to school later in adulthood, the fucking homework. In the classroom it's all cool, but when I'm at home and I got that naggin' homework I got to do.... fuck  this shit.

i have this office in the house, its called the hole. its just this tiny room on the other side of my laundry room. We literally never go in there....so I think ill be able to distance myself from the whole house that way my work will feel like a place im going to...cause i wont see it or use it any other time

[Still Me]

9 minutes ago, The_annoying_one said:

One of us……one of us…..

yeeeeeeah buddy

[Mix]

Hot tub streams on twitch are like a party, yes, but it's still a job. You'll see 

[UwPp]

I get stoned all day now.

Working from home is great 

[André Toulon]

Dear God no, working remotely during the pandemic was the worst days of my life. I love being at home, but working at home sucks. I need a "work environment"

[scoobdog]

I work half a day at home so I get the best of both worlds.

[viperxmns]

u can be naked at work

let party

having no actual clock is blessing and curse

[Still Me]

4 hours ago, scoobdog said:

I work half a day at home so I get the best of both worlds.

What I like is that it’s flexible.

[scoobdog]

51 minutes ago, Still Me said:

What I like is that it’s flexible.

Can’t beat that,

[PhilosipherStoned]

Grats. I'll find a real home job and not a side hustle one of these days... Or die trying. I wont need it then anyway.

[molarbear]

12 hours ago, Still Me said:

i have this office in the house, its called the hole. its just this tiny room on the other side of my laundry room. We literally never go in there....so I think ill be able to distance myself from the whole house that way my work will feel like a place im going to...cause i wont see it or use it any other time

You have a harry potter room and you haven't been airbnb'ing that shit?

[Gemini]

That's awesome! Working from home can be the absolute best thing for someone provided they don't get stir crazy. I liked working from home when I did because I could save on gas. The drawback was being couped up all day when I was used to moving around and not stationary. I was able to find ways to work around it though sometimes, which was good.

Congratulations and good luck!

[Still Me]

5 hours ago, molarbear said:

You have a harry potter room and you haven't been airbnb'ing that shit?

harry potters hole was under the stairs....

 

 

lol....harry potters hole....

[discolé monade]

what are you doing? 

[Still Me]

11 minutes ago, discolé monade said:

what are you doing? 

its a different facet of pharmacy. More or less dealing with patient adherence, like medication therapy management, TIPS, CMRs, EMRs....

the benefit being that its contracted with doctors offices rather than retail pharmaceutical work. Meaning that instead of push back or shitty attitudes from offices we are partnering with their internal systems cutting their required patient outreach to near zero. This also makes it easier to suggest new therapy medications if their current medications aren't working.

Edited May 24, 2024 by Still Me

[discolé monade]

3 hours ago, Still Me said:

its a different facet of pharmacy. More or less dealing with patient adherence, like medication therapy management, TIPS, CMRs, EMRs....

the benefit being that its contracted with doctors offices rather than retail pharmaceutical work. Meaning that instead of push back or shitty attitudes from offices we are partnering with their internal systems cutting their required patient outreach to near zero. This also makes it easier to suggest new therapy medications if their current medications aren't working.

sounds like you're part of the solution. 

 good for you. and congrats on everything. 

i've been watching. the friend garden is doing pretty good. had to change some things...eh. 

kudos, queen.

[Still Me]

5 hours ago, discolé monade said:

sounds like you're part of the solution. 

 good for you. and congrats on everything. 

i've been watching. the friend garden is doing pretty good. had to change some things...eh. 

kudos, queen.

Is it still just flowers or are you planting veggies now?

[Blackrose321]

On 5/23/2024 at 12:36 PM, Doom Metal Alchemist said:

I can't imagine working from home. I'm the kind of person that when shows up for work, I want to WORK. But when I am home, fuck doing any work with an iron rod. That's what sucks about going back to school later in adulthood, the fucking homework. In the classroom it's all cool, but when I'm at home and I got that naggin' homework I got to do.... fuck  this shit.

It definitely takes a certain kind of person, and/or some amount of practiced organization. It's not for everyone. I work off and on throughout the day which works for me because I "blip", as I call it (might be ADD, that testing is in progress lol). I mentally check in, I mentally check out. I cook, I work, I clean, I work, I nap, I play a video game, oh look an email just came in at 8pm so I answer the email, etc. I get my work done but in between life stuff which feels better than past experiences. I once had a boss who thought it was reasonable to do split shifts. Bitch, you don't even pay me enough for a regular shift, shove that shit up your ass. 

I also went to high school online so I had to learn pretty early to be self-driven. My public school was awful so it was really the only option open to me. I guess I just adapted from there.