Half time on average....extremely limited by mobility restrictions

Posted by: @robert

Just curious to hear who is going in to work and who is working from home.

 

Neither.  I don't do anything 🤣 

Working from home for now...

In the office 1 day per week, and, at home about 6 hours per week.  Most of my work was in court hearings which have been canceled and rescheduled, with a few hearings here and there in the courtroom and a few more remote.

100% remote working from home. I absolutely love it. I don't have to deal with traffic, construction, the wear and tear on my car and essentially wasting 5+ hours a week sitting in a metal box. I can devote that newly found 5 hours to practicing guitar more.

80% of my semi-retired work life is from home, but I must confess that I have been using that extra time for miles on the bicycle and a few extra moments for playing music.  As of September, however, I've been recruited into a few more hours of regular jam time with players.  

retired for the past 5 years,and must admit i do not miss working everyday. pretty much do what i  please. should probably practice more, but i still work on my house, and ride my ducati's as much as i can. at 74, the urge to haul ass down the road is waning a bit, but not entirely!...

Now, bit by bit back to routine....working at the lab for more than 80%. Many, many boring webminars and on-line meetings....horrible!!!. Any little excuse is used to organise a meeting and in the meantime work is already awaiting for you on the desk.....This new reality requires some more organization

@zwantedone Very similar numbers here, although you stuck it out slightly longer.  I retired 6 or 7 years ago.  And I'm 73.  I have not missed working everyday for one millisecond.  I loved what I did but love "pretty much doing what I please" more.

@esteban working it what kind of lab?  A lab rat here as well, microbiology.

Retired, but work was 100% home type business.