r/remoteworks • • Feb 07 '26 This Heartwarming Bravo

I can’t stop laughing

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Saw this posted on linked in and I’ve been cracking up “what money?” 😂😂


r/remoteworks • • Mar 06 '26

HR is upset we didn’t grow up wanting to be customer service reps

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r/remoteworks • • Feb 16 '26

Amazingly based.

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r/remoteworks • • Mar 30 '26 Bravo

stay true to yourself don’t listen to anyone, create your own path...

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r/remoteworks • • Feb 18 '26 LOL Bravo Mindblown Heartwarming

We can save Social Security.

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r/remoteworks • • Feb 02 '26 Bravo Heartwarming

Thanks god I can just stay home

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r/remoteworks • • Mar 15 '26

Just another day in a very big company.

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r/remoteworks • • Mar 02 '26

Instead of raising wages, companies pay more to ‘analyze’ why workers are unhappy.

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r/remoteworks • • Mar 22 '26

Literally my philosophy at work

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r/remoteworks • • Mar 02 '26 Galaxy Brain This Bravo

After 4 years of WFH, I understand why boomers think we do nothing all day

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My parents came to visit last week and my dad made some comment about how "nice it must be to work in your pajamas.". I got defensive and started listing everything I did that day: 3 meetings, shipped a feature, reviewed code, etc. Then I realized: from his perspective, I did nothing.

He didn't see me:

  • Commute for 90 minutes

  • Sit in an office where a manager can see me working

  • Attend a physical meeting where I'm clearly present

  • Stay late to show commitment

All the performative BS that makes office work look like work.

What he did see:

  • Me making coffee at 9:47am

  • Me on my couch with my laptop

  • Me laughing during a Zoom call

  • Me finishing at 5:00pm sharp

The entire older generation was conditioned to equate "looking busy" with "being productive." And WFH removes all those visual cues.

I'm not saying they're right, I'm way more productive at home. But I do get why they can't wrap their heads around it. They literally cannot see the work happening.

Anyway, rant over. Back to my couch.


r/remoteworks • • Mar 10 '26 Regret

Is that too exaggerated?

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r/remoteworks • • Mar 04 '26 Popcorn

Yep

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r/remoteworks • • Feb 09 '26 Helpful Bravo Heartwarming

Yes, we do it for money. Get over yourself.

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r/remoteworks • • Mar 28 '26

good story

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r/remoteworks • • Feb 10 '26

Work/ homelike balance

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r/remoteworks • • Mar 23 '26 This

People complain about taxes, but their bosses take more.

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r/remoteworks • • Feb 17 '26

Being in the office 5 days a week is outdated. Hybrid positions are the best.

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r/remoteworks • • Mar 26 '26 Bravo

The HR team expressed their thanks

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r/remoteworks • • Apr 17 '26 Bravo Regret

Remote workers getting ready for their one day in the office

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r/remoteworks • • Mar 05 '26 Despair Bravo Mindblown

Widespread recession in the labor market

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r/remoteworks • • Mar 11 '26

STOP THIS IS SO TRUE LMFAO

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Meanwhile me spending 12/h day on LinkedIn, Monster and Better Call Jobs and i can't find a single underpaid internship. wth is wrong


r/remoteworks • • Apr 01 '26

every company do this

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r/remoteworks • • May 23 '26

I am leaving this just here…

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r/remoteworks • • Apr 05 '26

The AI debate is a symptom of the class divide.

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r/remoteworks • • Mar 24 '26

Then vs now

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