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Remote. I take the 20% and get the health package I want. Win win for me
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REMOTE all the way! Just got laid off from job...exactly as you describe, NO benefits & worked remotely. I get to decide where my $$ goes. Not into some "benefit" package that I may not even use..
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Ive worked from home for the last 9 years, I will keep doing it
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Unfair comparison. Assuming your current job is WFH (like mine is), the 20% raise is offset by having no benefits whatsoever. Insurance and everything else is easily worth 20%. If I was already WFH, I'd stay at my existing job.
If I wasn't work from home already, I'd accept delaying that benefit so that I could get the extra pay and sick benefits package and look for WFH opportunities down the line.
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I would go to the office, because the cost of self-funding all of my benefits would exceed the additional income you describe.
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Office will be an option only after getting a remote job, that will pay me a car. No Uber or even a taxi circulates at my actual region.
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I'd prefer the "going to the office" job.
I worked from home for a short period of time and didn't like it at first. Then as time went on, I didn't like it more and more. I'm sure it was probably the job itself and the situations surrounding said job at that time - but I started feeling like I was ALWAYS at work. I like home to be for chilling out after escaping from a long, fulfilling day at work.
I was working for a freight company scheduling carriers to haul freight. My region was any freight that delivered to a location west of the Mississippi River. I'm in OH/PA area. Sounds like a huge region, but most loads were for this side of the map. For example, anther region was OH/PA/WV/KY. That area had more trucks to schedule in one day than my entire region. Anywho - my truckloads were different in that my carriers would he hauling my loads for days at a time. All of the other regions were between 2-10 hr transits so typically "one-day" loads.
Well, we had a branch office in Lviv, Ukraine. They handled any driver issues that came up after hours and only had to contacts us brokers if they needed us to make a specific judgment call or if our carrier broke down or was in an accident or something. As soon as the Ukraine conflict began, we lost touch with about 7p% of our team and it got increasingly worse.
We were all asked to handle our own load issues after hours no matter how small. This was said to be only "temporary". Also, we were salary and would not be compensated extra. All other regions rarely had issues because they're such short trips. Fewer issues if there was a breakdown (could find alternate carrier to come hook and deliver the trailer, etc). My carriers were spread all across the country & all in different time zones than where I lived. Break downs could be somewhere in Nowhere-ville either in farmtown America or the desert. My phone never stepped. Every night. Every day. All weekend. It was a nightmare. I never want my home disturbed with work energy ever again. I ended up leaving that job after nearly 2 months of tolerating this "temporary" situation. My usual type of job has alway been Shipping and Receiving Manager in manufacturing facilities. I thought scheduling freight/freight brokering would be a cool job. Pay was decent and bonuses common and could get pretty high up there depending on my negotiation skills. Well, my region didn't leave much wiggle room on the rate caps tbat were in place. I was there a total of 9 months. That after-hours activity made the decision a simple one. 😆
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Unlimited PTO isn’t a good benefit. It’s a way for organizations to eliminate the liability on their balance sheets while getting you to take less time off on average.
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How long of a commute to go int he office? 😁2. Go in the office every day, no brainer.
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Fully remote. I love working from home and I have kids and it’s easier. Plus we already have health and dental coverage outside of work and I don’t use PTO.
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The environment helps but not if the company lets some people have the same as office work but don't need to work , are just legal registered but don't work just on payroll to have income and they go around tell others what to do when they don't have to be at the office but they are bored to be at home so they get in office to influence others since your workload is 0 and you find yourself bored and start abusing your position and find someone you think are good looking and have desire to have relationship with them but they do not see you in same spectrum and than the attraction becomes stalking
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Office. I love some PTO!!!
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ooh thats a tough one.... but i'd say remote. the time i'd save on commuting is too valuable to me
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Office for sure. Trust me having Cadillac bennies is very difficult to find these days. And when that unfortunate incident happens you can stop wasting energy on the costs and focus on what matters most. Good luck trying to shop for your own benefit package and receive the same level and costs as an employer would. Remember your a individual group plan of one. Not 100 not 1000 but one. You get one massive claim and the next fiscal year will break you on premiums. Or the plan you can afford max out and your left with out of pocket bankruptcy. No Ty I’ll take my PTO and Cadillac bennies. I’ll have plenty of time at my home when I retire.
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the latter, because being a deadbeat at home all day kinda sucks
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Go into the office were you can show the employer that you were the right person for the position.
Remote, is alright during pandemic. We are past srating home and no interactions with your fellow coworkers.
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The one with the benefits package
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Office ❤❤❤❤
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Remote work
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@christina-mz1lp
8 months ago
Office 100% I’ll get bored or depressed at home, good to socialize, and I want to be a dr and unless you’re a therapist no other dr can really work from home with the amazing benifits.
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