Well obviously the commute should be within a reasonable distance, I wouldn't spend 5 hours a day in a car or train for it. But let's say the total time spend back and forth is about 1,5 - 2 hours total. I feel that's worth the time spend for a hypothetical double salary.
Obligatory presence in the office is indeed a red flag if it doesn't actually provide a benefit to the role. To clarify, I'm 100% WFH in Denmark so I'm not advocating to push people into an office building but there's definitely a point where nearly everyone would go into the office full-time, if salary and benefits are high enough.
For double the salary, I'd need to think long and hard about it tbh.
I've never played tabletop D&D but I like the idea of it. Is this a game I can just play solo or does it require a party of actual people?
I've played my fair share of PC RPGs (BioWare games, Fallout,...) but never something like this. Is there anything that compares to it? I can imagine it's a slow pace kind of game?
I don't know anything about this game or it's predecessors. Is it just a fantasy RPG or what's the hype all about? How is it different from other fantasy RPGs?
Do people genuinely send messages like this?
Adding a comment here as I'm in the same boat. Played some Warhammer games over the years and I love the WH universe but I'm honestly not grasping the greater story.
I downloaded the free version for now but where are people seeing ads btw? I don't want them obviously but I'm yet to see any lol
Hmm ok I guess those are valid points. My company doesn't use Teams for anything else besides meetings or as s chat app. There's no actual work being done through it
My company only uses Teams and it works fine from what I can tell, what's so bad about it?
So in American politics, all that matters is how much money you can raise?
Agree, its refreshing to see people bring there best grammar skills.
Yeah, absolutely defederate. Nothing good can come from interacting with Meta.
Went to work in a warehouse because I just needed a job. Discovered that logistics was interesting to me, so went to evening college to get an associate's degree in logistics management.
Now 8 years later, I look after the supply chain for 4 warehouses in 3 countries while working from home.
Who else is excited to see these great teams get pushed to the limits again!? I always learned a lot from the previous seasons so I'm definitely looking forward to it.
Seriously, on a daily basis I'll either bump my head or various other body parts, drop stuff and then drop it again, stumble over something and combinations of all of that.
Send help.
Edit: thank for the suggestions, I will start by focussing on what I'm actually doing at the time and try to be more active - I work from home and sit a lot.