If you WFH what do you do?

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I'm really interested. I'm facing needing to get a new job and I'd like to continue working from home. I know there is lots more out there now post-pandemic. So, if you work from home, what do you do? Do you like it?

I’m in clinical research on the data side. I love it!

Another risk analyst. I go in three days a week but there are fully remote roles available.

Tax consultant /partner in big 4 accounting firm - but our whole team can wfh 3 days a week - and people often wfh more than that, even the grads

University lecturer teaching postgraduate students, occasionally teach face to face but its mainly online. It can get abit monotonous, work load is significant, 12 hours yesterday and 11 today. Love seeing others grow and succeed and I don't mind working from home as hubby is hybrid so we have become office buddies!

PA to banking executive. I wfh fulltime as I’m based up North and he is in London. It works really well.

Sales for a mobile phone provider. I dont particularly like the work, but I like the people, the bonus, the flexibility and the lack of commute.

I don't genuinely think I like any kind of work though, so taking that into consideration I'd give my place a decent review.

Editor of a scientific journal.
I've wfh for years. Love it. I have a garden office. Without that I would hate it.
I'm a lone parent and childcare has been a difficulty during the school holidays, but I'm coming out of the other side of that now.

Data Engineer. I love it. Always feel like I'm giving my brain a good workout, plus it's great for introverts. I just sit in the spare room with my dog, put some tunes on, drink some tea, and chip away at whatever task comes in.

Scriptwriter for kids' telly. I have probably written things that have really annoyed you but that your kids love.

Work for a Bank, I write bids and proposals.

In the office only one day a week, every other week.

Love wfh

Msdemeanors, tell us more!

Like the poster above I'm also an editor (and proofreader). Freelance, been working at home on and off for 25 years!

Editor.
Health writer.

Local Govt Officer, several different depts which equate to 40 hpw and fully wfh.
Love the flexibility it offers.

@LadyEggs do you mind if I ask which online uni? That’s my area

Digital Marketing/copywriting/graphic design...self-employed.

Freelance translation

Town planner- 2 days a week in the office. It's wonderful. No idea how I managed pre pandemic. My husband is a sales director- he is wfh too.

NHS Data Analysis

Local council role supporting vulnerable families- mix of office based, outreach and home based working.

Really enjoy the option to work from home, feels so much more flexible especially since having children

Digital Product Manager - so many tech roles are WFH or minimal office time eg product, project management, business analysis, software engineers, designers, testers

I love it and couldn't stand being in the office more than once per week!

Same but don't go in at all. Loads and loads of vacancies on our website too, some positively promote home-working as they are desperate to fill the positions.

I work for a contact centre for a travel company. It's fully WFH.

IT Service Delivery. Full time from home, except one or two days a month.