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It's almost 8 AM, August 23, 2004. Here's my front desk at home. You could (kind of) see part of the garden in front yard. It's nice to be able to work from home. Posted by Hello

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Ikhlasul Amal said…
I also work from home, though I have no such beautiful scenery outside. It is nice and self-managed to do all alone. The only problem is I have two small children: while they are free from school, I must play a tricky session (somewhat acrobatics) between work and play.
Budi Rahardjo said…
Betul. Yang warna-warni itu memang jam pasir punya anak saya.

Kerja di rumah memang ada pro dan kontranya. Salah satu yang sulit adalah "juggling" dengan anak-anak. Ini membutuhkan kesabaran yang luar biasa. Tidak mudah.

Selain itu, bekerja di rumah membutuhkan kedisiplinan tersendiri. Kalau tidak disiplin akhirnya pekerjaan tidak selesai-selesai. Dampak lainnya adalah ... kerja terus. Ini juga membutuhkan pemahaman tersendiri.
Anonymous said…
nice view from your desk! so you work at home... how old are your children? i'm thinking about working at home but don't know how to handle the "hassle" - house chores, and later maybe a baby...

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