The Carrot Ranch, June 10, 2021, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story about a new way to office. Has the office changed? Can we return to normal after big changes or time away? Go where the prompt leads!
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A Complainer talk.
Hey neighbour, office?
Back to office!
How is the new normal?
What new normal? we work the same way as we always do, and these corporates least bothered about us.
The company is doing their best, don’t be always negative.
Best? like asking employees to go out on field during lockdown?
That’s not fair, but they should be more careful at the office premises.
Like how? Sit together, conduct group meetings?
They still check temperature and pulses?
To figure out corona? when its already spread?
Change the company!
Now that’s a good idea, are you recruiting?
I’m leaving now!
Thanks for reading π
I understand going back to office was not a good idea ππ¬
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Haha π got much much lazy with lockdown ππ in the end we must resume to our old lifestyle π Inevitable πππ
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Iβve worked from home for the last month and I really hope Iβll never have to go back to office π¬βΊοΈ Itβs so much better! The only downside is that Iβm working more ππ
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π yes that is very true π and I don’t work much when in home π
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Businesses need to adapt with changing times. If they donβt, employees will quickly find other options. Other support. Better support. Nice take on the prompt, Simon!
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I’ve been impressed with how some companies have been very careful with Covid protocols and keeping employees safe, but some employees did have to travel and be more responsible for their own safety (and others’) Most impressive in al of this is how people kept their humor- like you!
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Thank you Rebecca π Well said π Businesses must adapt, and some businesses are not taking it seriously, and the consequences are the number of waves we had to see. Have a Good Day π
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Ha ha Thanks for the compliment βΊοΈ Some companies, well π you said it right. It’s only some companies, and I’m amazed how serious that took this pandemic, wish everyone could be like that. π Have a Good Day π€π
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I think many such conversations are unfolding. You captured the moment well in 99 words!
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Thank you Charli ππ€
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Well I am in a job where we can have Work from home for a long long time. The problem with WFH however is not only that employees lose a lot of inter-personal relationships and rapport, but somehow we lose quite a lot of aura and respect that an office goer has.
Plus distractions at home can be sometimes not so easy to counter.
But going outside still has its risks. So well, what can we do- write a bit here and share our experience!
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WFH and office both have its own plus and minuses.That’s right π write a bit of your experience too βΊοΈπ
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