My income is fixed regardless of how productive I might be in a given day or week. No one counts my hours, even though I'm expected to put in a consistent number each weekday. Sometimes I get paid just to learn things that might be relevant later.
It's all so strange after three years of independent contact work. I'm still adjusting.
But this afternoon I got to work from home, which was lovely. When I finished for the day, I was already in bed. I don't find that distracting; rather, it's totally motivating. I'm not simply filling hours; I'm actually focused on accomplishing a set task list.
I'm not sure what I think is the ideal work set-up. If I ran a company, would I ask my employees to be present in a centralized office every day, or would I allow them to work remotely? I'm not totally sure. I suppose it depends on the nature of the work and how much I trust my employees.
I, for one, am grateful to have an employer that trusts me to get my work done even in my bed.
Let's see, other life updates... I think it's easiest to recap via photos.
I've been really into flowers lately:
I have also been brainwashed by the Morehead-Cain into a major advocate for UNC:
She is 13 |
I made this INCREDIBLE blistered green-beans-and-sungold-tomatoes dish:
Spent some time at the lake with the fam:
Hung out with my friend Brooke and her seven-month-old:
Checked out lots of books from UNC Libraries:
Celebrated JANIE's birthday in Raleigh:
with all 10 of us! |
Found out that I'm *definitely* ENTJ:
And I spent last weekend in Beaufort, which was lovely!
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