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post 1684999223 06-20-2023, 10:39 PM
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WFH Crew: How much money do you save from working from home?

Interviewing for a WFH position but the pay might make about $5K a year less but I'm wondering if I'll at least break even.

As of now, over 1hr 58mi commute each way to/from work. Won't have to hire a dog walker at $20/day/5days a week.
post 1684999253 06-20-2023, 10:40 PM
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WFH 3x a week

not too sure, save ALOT of time and mental sanity for sure
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post 1684999343 06-20-2023, 10:42 PM
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A LOT.

Just the savings on gas and maintenance has added up over these last 3 years. My insurance is also lower because I'm driving fewer miles.


Another savings is the cost of eating out. Usually when I rush in the morning I don't have time to pack a lunch so I'm always ordering take out.


I've even turned down job offers at different companies because they were fully on site. Even factoring in the lost cost savings, I'd have made more money. But I declined the offer. WFH is much better for my mental health.
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post 1684999493 06-20-2023, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted By xbluexhawkx
WFH 3x a week

not too sure, save ALOT of time and mental sanity for sure
Just curious why its 3x a week instead of the whole week? Im about to go 3x a week soon but in trying to grasp why management wants to cap it there.
post 1684999533 06-20-2023, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted By anonkunbrah
Just curious why its 3x a week instead of the whole week? Im about to go 3x a week soon but in trying to grasp why management wants to cap it there.
I like going in the 2x a week, it's good to get out of the house and see people. My coworkers are great

It's also a bit easier for me to be productive and get work done, when people work at the office they are definitely more productive and on top of things

whether they like to admit that or not
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post 1684999693 06-20-2023, 10:56 PM
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You will see savings because you will be spending less on gas, takeout, clothing, vehicle maintenance however the biggest savings is your mental health

You don't have to mingle with annoying co-workers, you get to spend time with your family and pets
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post 1684999703 06-20-2023, 10:56 PM
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I'm looking onto fiding a WFH job and not have a vehicle at all for awhile. Get everything deliverd and have zoom meetings for everything and Uber when I do need to go somewhere.

I want to go back to Palm Desert, CA. (Palm Springs)
post 1685006393 06-21-2023, 03:34 AM
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WFH 3 to 4 times a week and still can’t be bothered working. Don’t care if saving money.
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Thats 4 hours less per day you have to technically spend dedicated to work. Multiply that amount by the hourly wage.
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I fill up my tank once a month now. No bs commute back and forth with all of the terrible drivers.

I actually get more work done by not wasting time getting ready and driving in.

Dont have to deal with mgr's on site as well.

I can go onsite if i want but its rare
post 1685017713 06-21-2023, 09:01 AM
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Also if you WFH or even hybrid you dont have to live so close to a city center where there is higher housing costs.

Live in LCOL, dont have to eat out, less gas and car maintenance cost, oh yea your sanity

IDK how much more $$$ id need to go in an office 5 days a week. Like 50% more paycheck I still would prefer wfh lol. Doesnt mean Im a hermit, I just phucking hate office culture. If I can start a business one day would love to be around people all day but office culture sucks
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