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'I Don't Like Work' Generates Reasons to Work from Home
There are a lucky few people who are truly passionate about the work that they do on a daily basis, but for the rest there's a site like 'I Don't Like Work'. The cheeky platform generates reasons for people to stay home from the office for the day, but whether employees make use of those reasons is totally up to them.
The reasons generated by I Don't Like Work run the gamut. Some of them are entirely logistical, like "Google Maps shows unusually high traffic on my way to work." Others are slightly more personal, like "My cat is sick. I need to take care of him." The platform convenient works as a tool with the Google Assistant as well, allowing burnt out workers to get a reason without even having to take out their laptops.
The reasons generated by I Don't Like Work run the gamut. Some of them are entirely logistical, like "Google Maps shows unusually high traffic on my way to work." Others are slightly more personal, like "My cat is sick. I need to take care of him." The platform convenient works as a tool with the Google Assistant as well, allowing burnt out workers to get a reason without even having to take out their laptops.
