Do you work at home?

Home is for living.

I sometimes bring work home. Stuff to type up on the computer. Signs to be made. I also write at home which I consider work since someday I plan to be a published author and write full time for a living.

At present I do about 2/3rds of my work at home, and about 1/3rd at the client site. When less of my work is making advertising and marketing materials, I expect only about 1/4 to be at home. So it's not really that I do all of my work at home, but nor do I bring work home with me from some place else.

If I happen to solve a work-related problem at home on my own time, the company benefits while I suffer not being able to put it out of my mind.

At home when i do work.
I've done all the other styles too.

I used to even find ways of even bringing fast-food home. No wonder salary fried me.

sort of. i'm retired but i've got my fingers in many pies....michael

Thank god. Cherry, or nuttier than a pecan?

I don't bring my work-work home, but I have a side business at home.

I have only once or twice actually brought paperwork/books home, but I think about work-related stuff whenever my mind isn't otherwise occupied. I do some of my best problem-solving in the shower.

jjg: Working is living.

I don't bring my job home with me (a philosophical choice), but I _do_ work as a writer when I'm home.

I very occasionally take a 'work at home day', in which I set aside time and space for work as if I were going in. I don't let work cross that line into the rest of my life, though, so I marked 'never'.

I bring work home with me frequently, and often fail to do it there.

Reminds me of taking my design journals on summer hikes long ago.

I try not to bring work home with me, but sometimes I can't avoid it.

I bring work home, I bring it back to school. I don't accomplish much grading at home but I'll create things to use my computer.

I bring work home because I work out of my home. However, I do bring work to my other home as well. Then from time to time I travel 3,000 miles to work and then bring more work home. Translated: I telecommute for a company 3,000 miles away, and split my time between two properties.

My work is school, so, during the year, I always bring work home with me. It's called homework.

I tend to do 20-40 hours homework a week per class, when i was younger i didn't do any, maybe 4 hours of assignments as prep for a calc test. Perhaps because now i use school as a system of accomplishing my desires. I do whatever I want and get 'A's, usually did. Too bad that never worked for work.

But of course that has nothing to do with my full-time job at home which includes cooking, laundry, etc. That's work!

What's home...

Yes, filling out surveys.

You should do all your work at the office and never ever bring it home! Life is for living, not working! I'd rather miss a promotion than take work home.

I work as a preschool teacher so I am constantly bringing things to cut and glue and color.

job is pending.

If I count being a student as my job then, yes, I do almost all of my work at home.

I don't have a job, but I guess you can say I do some work at home because I sell stuff on ebay for some income.