Post: #26

There are a couple women in my office who work from home either full time or call in sick often. It is an enormous pain in the ass to get anything done that requires them to do their job.

Post: #27

Lol, call me a woman, but I hate commuting. Especially by car. I'd much rather sit on a bus. If I can manage it, I always get an apartment within walking distance of the office. I'd say I easily consider traffic to be a more unpleasant experience than rejection.

Post: #28

(08-14-2015 03:13 AM)Phoenix Wrote:  Lol, call me a woman, but I hate commuting. Especially by car. I'd much rather sit on a bus. If I can manage it, I always get an apartment within walking distance of the office. I'd say I easily consider traffic to be a more unpleasant experience than rejection.

Yeah, driving in the city during rush hour is one of the most stressful experience to me. Thankfully the metro takes me to my workplace in 30 minutes.

Post: #29

(08-14-2015 03:31 AM)Glaucon Wrote:  

(08-14-2015 03:13 AM)Phoenix Wrote:  Lol, call me a woman, but I hate commuting. Especially by car. I'd much rather sit on a bus. If I can manage it, I always get an apartment within walking distance of the office. I'd say I easily consider traffic to be a more unpleasant experience than rejection.

Yeah, driving in the city during rush hour is one of the most stressful experience to me. Thankfully the metro takes me to my workplace in 30 minutes.

I love the fact that i'm around people when taking public transportation. Sitting in a car alone to work is boring in my opinion. I like to see how people go about their day to day life. Even when I travel I like to be in a city during weekdays and just observe and get a real sense of the culture in a city/country.

Post: #30

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