To ask what job you do if you wfh?

[jammaker11]

I know there's going to be a wide variety of different jobs but what do you do?

Cyber security. Predominantly wfh but go into the office if there’s an issue. Office is 1/2 mile down the road so I tend to go in a bit more often but definitely not once a week.

I'd love a remote, term time, 2 days a week work from home job! Can't find one and tired of hustling in self employment!

I work for Network Rail in a technical role, I wfh two days a week, office or site work three days.
I've just applied to condense my hours so I'll be two days in the office, two wfh and three days off.

Group Finance Manager we left our office in Mar 2020 and never went back. I love it.
Podcast on, working through the spreadsheets finessing all the formulae. Emails, regular teams meetings and WhatsApp groups for contact.

Software developer.

Online customer service for a large company, deal with queries on Social media platforms.

Remote healthcare. Video and telephone assessments for a large company

Children's books! Ah good luck

Accountant. Our whole business is mainly wfh though, we only go to the office once or twice a week. This is anything from finance, HR, marketing, operational staff and even call centre staff.

Prior to Covid I was allowed to work from home very, very occasionally like maybe once or twice a year!m and only if I had a gd reason.

Executive Assistant.
was office full time until Covid, then flex working policy came in and was three days a week. Just had my flexible working request agreed to increase this to two days a week in the office which I’m happy with.
my sister is also an EA and is fully remote but works for a bigger company.

Nurse!

I work on developing an electronic patient record.

Financial Services Admin. 2 days office, 3 WFH days. Happy with that mix, it’s a good balance.

I'm an Executive Assistant working 3 days per week all from home.

Dh is a writer/artist/photographer. He is part of a team that makes a book once a year and he also writes/takes photos for a magazine. He works part time around the needs of our disabled child.

I am an education adviser for a disability charity: go to the office about once a month. Used to be a SENCO, before that an SEN teacher, so this WFH malarkey was a huge, huge shock to the system. I’ve settled on the dining room after trying out the spare room and the playroom. Some days are mega boring admin or writing, other days are out and about meeting service users, schools and FE/HE settings. So it balances out - plus we have been able to get a dog, which DS has been asking for since his childminder got one 10 years ago…

Customer service for a prestige car brand

Probation officer. Spend 3 days meeting people and two days writing reports and risk assessments from home.

Work for a software company pretty much full time from home.

Tech support for a small software company. I also do a bit of the social media.

financial services admin/sales support.
office closed during Covid and all were made home workers.

Foster carer to children with complex medical/health needs.

Write scientific software.

Freelance wedding & events planner. I obviously have to be on site for the events themselves, but I don't really count that.

Mortgage advisor for one of the main banks in the UK. Fully wfh but can go to office if I feel like it as have one near me.

i know this is a cheeky ask... this is something I am looking to get into possibly. would you mind if pm you?