LogFAQs > #971521748

I have a really good work-life balance when working from home. I get up roughly an hour before I need to clock in and that gives me time to shower and eat breakfast. I have the liberty to get up and stretch my legs or do some sort of chore (think start a load of laundry or run the dishwasher). The moment my shift is over, I clock out and I'm already home.

Even a "short" commute robs you of a lot of personal time. When I worked in the office, it took me about twenty minutes to drive there and thirty minutes back and it was close by.

Also, personally, I love being in my own little world not able to be bothered by my coworkers for inane stuff or have to hear them working.