A: To work at home might be a double edged weapon: on the sweet and tender side you can be comfortably at home, wake up whenever you want to, etc. But it means also you relate work and home to the same place, your work is no longer marked in a timetable (and it's a benefit to be taken happily by your boss, who's not gonna wait for your work to be done in a specific lapse of time, but just to be done, and that means you have no excuses like "I'm due to work just for 8 hours a day"). It also means that your social life will decrease noticeably, since it is already hard to meet people off work during the week, go figure when you're working independantly of timetables.
Q: Do you think your boss is going to release your time that easily?
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