Well, we just got the word that we are to WFH until the end of March.

[smirkymonkey]

I have been one of those people who has been taking this a little more casual than most, but in the past week I have been a bit more worried. I am kind of relieved actually. It's one less thing I have to think about. Also, it will save money (commuting, buying beverages, lunch, dry cleaning, etc.) and I can sleep later. I am kind of looking forward to it!

Has anyone else been told they should be working from home? If so, how do you feel about it?

[Agschmid]

1. Working from home until April.

[TygrBright]

2. Yup, we're currently on "partial" but will escalate to full next week or so, I expect.

Preliminary measures are "Office closed Monday and Friday, staff expected to work scheduled hours from home; work at home at discretion T-W-TH, scheduling only activities that require shared in-person presence in office; prepare for full WFH as quickly as you can."

We have moved all organizational meetings to teleconference and cancelled all in-person events/meetings, and banned work-related travel.

So, yeah, shit gettin' real.

cautiously,
Bright

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

3. I work from home on a regular basis

It's nice for a lot of reasons.

[lapislzi]

4. Us too.

My team is going to rotate in once a week to attend to hands-on matters.

[Roland99]

5. I just pulled myself out of a trip Anaheim for work on Sunday

We will either postpone or I will work remotely while others monitor the changes out there

My wife and son have asthma that is exacerbated by colds or pet allergies, I am not risking it bringing anything back

[House of Roberts]

6. Unless the company uproots this CNC mill and delivers it to my garage,

I'll be working at work until they say stay home.

[Midnight Writer]

7. Mail Carrier here. No offers of "work from home" from management.

[cwydro]

8. My mail carrier isn't working from home either.

I only work part-time, but neither am i>

[Kingofalldems]

9. Retired one here--I would have loved to work from home.

This is like the anthrax scare but more dangerous.

[lame54]

10. If i could i would but I'm on the front lines...

Not a hospital - that's bad

But close - a grocery store