Which is more productive for you: working from home or the office?

Working from Home! I got the time to cook healthy meals, plus get extra time to take care of my furbabies. In addition, I got to finish projects on time, and most of all more productive than commuting to work.

Working hybrid is the best, but depends where you live and where your office is. May be they are in different cities / countries))

What's office? I'm personally more productive at home, as I struggle to focus in noisy environments.

I find working from home the most productive. It gives me many degrees of freedom - especially the commute time saved which i can re-purpose. The only thing is you need an extra room - or you end up disturbing the family with the audio calls.

Working from home for me. Working from home has been super productive, and I can do more at home. While working at the office, I've learned that most of the time, went into meetings which sometimes are useless and take your unnecessary time.

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The working process is more productive in the working environment for me. BUT I don't think that spending the amount of time I had to spend previously on transportation is very efficient. So I'm settling for the home office 😅

It's too easy to be distracted by email, texts and Twitter — sitting down and focusing on a single thing for a few hours, regardless of context, is the habit that leads to stepwise growth. For me that looks like heading to a coffee shop, enjoying a latté, and committing to 3-4 hours on a single thing. But, it also looks like heading into the office for back-to-back meetings or locking myself in my room for the afternoon. The key is to stuff your phone in your backpack and turn off notifications :)

Home for work that requires individual focus and office for collaboration and collective ideation

Working from home. I work in IT and happen to be a woman. WFH has not fixed all the sexism in my field, but I don't have the worry about office politics. And I haven't had to submit any HR reports since I've been WFH. Also, my cat is a nicer coworker.