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re: Development: WFH vs homeschooling
Posted on 2/14/25 at 10:05 am to BabyTac
Posted on 2/14/25 at 10:05 am to BabyTac
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Why do LSU football players need to be in Baton Rouge. I mean, they can do all their workouts from home and communicate with their teammates remotely. Just show up for the game is that’s even necessary.
Except there is no "game" in accounting.
The big game is filing week, which, again, is done remotely for my busy season client in multiple states.
Your analogy doesn't work.
Posted on 2/14/25 at 10:08 am to BabyTac
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Why do LSU football players need to be in Baton Rouge. I mean, they can do all their workouts from home and communicate with their teammates remotely. Just show up for the game is that’s even necessary.
Nothing is lost, right?
God bless this is retarded.
85 scholarship players do not have the necessary equipment to train adequately at their homes for one. They have to take classes that are only offered on campus for another thing.
Posted on 2/14/25 at 10:11 am to Scruffy
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Homeschooled kids still have friends and get together. They still turn out weird.
Definitely some truth to this.
My sister homeschooled her kids, now 16 and 19. Both kids are off the charts smart but both are very socially awkward. Neither have a girlfriend or boyfriend. They have some loose friends, but no best friends.
Plus, when I ask them about socializing with other home schooled kids they always mention some kids named Jebediah or Esther who live with 4 other brothers and sisters living out of 5th wheel (true story)
Posted on 2/14/25 at 10:12 am to Odysseus32
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Also, if for some reason I stumble my way to senior manager/director/partner
You won’t if you’re remote, which is fine, but it’s about sales and book at that point.
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I am good at it and I see no reason, barring a layoff, I can't make it to manager and find a remote role elsewhere.
You’ll definitely be first on the chopping block and with the amount of transactions and capital raising, I’d be worried about it if I were you.
You know I’m not an arse in seats guy, I’ve only been in the office one day this week, but out of sight out of mind is real too. Especially at the staff level.
Posted on 2/14/25 at 10:14 am to redneck hippie
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Definitely some truth to this.
My sister homeschooled her kids, now 16 and 19. Both kids are off the charts smart but both are very socially awkward. Neither have a girlfriend or boyfriend. They have some loose friends, but no best friends.
Plus, when I ask them about socializing with other home schooled kids they always mention some kids named Jebediah or Esther who live with 4 other brothers and sisters living out of 5th wheel (true story)
Idk if it's fair to just pin it on being homeschooled. I used to work in public education and the amount of kids who weren't socially awkward in my classes I could count on one hand.
Posted on 2/14/25 at 10:23 am to Mingo Was His NameO
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I’d be worried about it if I were you
I’m not.
I know layoffs are a part of this business. It’s not something I worry about. If I get laid off I’ll be fine.
Unless I’m the guy with my neck on the line, or I have a desire to be, there’s no point in worrying about keeping a job or going the extra mile.
I do my job. I do a good job. I’m rated higher than most of my peers. I do not give 100% effort. I barely give 50% effort. I have managers and partners with whom I’m close so I ensure I stay on engagements. They know that when I’m on their jobs the work is getting done. None of them are in office workers.
If I wanted to give 100% effort, I’d find a local CPA close to retirement and bust my arse bringing in business, learning all aspects from them, and then taking over their shop when they retired.
This post was edited on 2/14/25 at 10:24 am
Posted on 2/14/25 at 10:24 am to Odysseus32
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If I wanted to give 100% effort, I’d find a local CPA close to retirement and bust my arse bringing in business, learning all aspects from them, and then taking over their shop when they retired.
frick that. You want to talk about miserable work and existence
Posted on 2/14/25 at 10:25 am to BabyTac
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You get groomed and promoted within a company culture learned through the three Cs and by bring more to the table than ‘I did my job’ so gimme this.
It's not 1992. There have never been more ways for "communication, coordination, collaboration" to be accomplished.
I guess I don't get the hate for WFH. If you're a shitty employee at home you're likely a shitty employee in an office.
Posted on 2/14/25 at 10:31 am to Mingo Was His NameO
That’s about how I feel.
Maybe a bit further, I think being the person signing off is probably miserable anywhere.
I have things I like to do. I like to workout, I like to watch movies, I like to spend time with my wife, I like to watch football.
I do not like to work. I do not like to spend my time looking at spreadsheets for a company I don’t work at. It’s just not fun to me. I’m good at it, and it pays the bills, but the minimum amount of time I can do that and still do good work to earn my check, that’s what I’m doing.
Some people find that to be a loser mentality. I find the opposite mentality of work work work to be a sad existence.
Maybe a bit further, I think being the person signing off is probably miserable anywhere.
I have things I like to do. I like to workout, I like to watch movies, I like to spend time with my wife, I like to watch football.
I do not like to work. I do not like to spend my time looking at spreadsheets for a company I don’t work at. It’s just not fun to me. I’m good at it, and it pays the bills, but the minimum amount of time I can do that and still do good work to earn my check, that’s what I’m doing.
Some people find that to be a loser mentality. I find the opposite mentality of work work work to be a sad existence.
Posted on 2/14/25 at 10:32 am to BabyTac
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You get groomed
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BabyTac
Checks out
Posted on 2/14/25 at 10:40 am to JiminyCricket
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Idk if it's fair to just pin it on being homeschooled. I used to work in public education and the amount of kids who weren't socially awkward in my classes I could count on one hand.
Y a, good point.
All I know is my teenage kids went to public schools and they both are very outgoing and popular. Both have a ton of friends, boyfriend/girlfriend and are in multiple extra curricular programs including athletics.
My niece and nephew have no experience with any of that. It’s kinda sad actually.
Posted on 2/14/25 at 12:07 pm to BabyTac
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We don’t hire you to ‘do your job’. We hire you to be part of the company.
If you're hiring me to be part of the company, give me part of the company.
Otherwise, frick off. I'm doing what's in the job description and nothing more.
Posted on 2/14/25 at 12:57 pm to BabyTac
quote:a lot of kids I know lack social skills and they go to school - what other developmental skills do homeschoolers lack?
lack social and other developmental skills
quote:why do you need to interact with kids your own age? Is everyone in your office the same age? In the office where I work (part time because I homeschool my kids in the morning) none of us are the same age. Some of us are very close in age - just like my kids are close in age.
never interacting with other kids their age
quote:this needs to be learned before a child ever goes to kindergarten
communication, coordination, collaboration
quote:this is bull shite
We don’t hire you to ‘do your job’. We hire you to be part of the company.
quote:I should because that is why I was hired
You don’t get promoted by simply getting your job done.
quote:there’s no reason why this can’t go together - have you ever seen a big, homeschooled family? That’s working on a team right there. Even in my own house I could not get everything done without the help of my husband and older kids.
You want to be homeschooled or do you want to grow with a team?
Posted on 2/14/25 at 1:00 pm to Zap Rowsdower
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“I don’t want to be a product of my environment. I want my environment to be a product of me.”
And that's going to happen by working from home?

Posted on 2/14/25 at 1:02 pm to wadewilson
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If you're hiring me to be part of the company, give me part of the company.
You're getting a paycheck, aren't you?
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Otherwise, frick off. I'm doing what's in the job description and nothing more.
Then be content with only doing your current job, and nothing more.
Posted on 2/14/25 at 1:07 pm to Tigerdew
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I guess I don't get the hate for WFH.
Mostly jealousy
Posted on 2/14/25 at 1:38 pm to BabyTac
Why is there this wrong assumption that homeschoolers aren’t socialized? Our kids went on a ton of field trips, excursions, prom and even HS cruises. They were not socialized with the deviants of public schools, if that’s what you’re wanting. Both are in college and doing well. One on track for law school and the other nursing.
Posted on 2/14/25 at 1:46 pm to BabyTac
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BabyTac
You seemed to have been groomed. Stay mad…
Posted on 2/14/25 at 1:55 pm to BugAC
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And that's going to happen by working from home?
If home is the said environment

But then again I’m a Work From Truck guy.
Posted on 2/14/25 at 2:01 pm to BabyTac
I hate the boomer thought process
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