Do you prefer working from a laptop or a desktop?

Do you prefer working from a laptop or a desktop?

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NotInterested
Catalyst
5
Business Development Manager
Both! I have a laptop with an additional screen
CharmingSalesGal
Politicker
1
Account Executive
Same, I prefer my larger screen but it is connected to my laptop!
Beasthouse
Opinionated
0
Corporate trainer
JustGonnaSendIt
Politicker
4
Burn Towns, Get Money
Laptop dock converts it into a desktop, but can still be disconnected easily for travel. Best of both worlds for 99% of people.

IF you for some reason need a ton of horsepower in your machine in sales (for why I would not know), desktop or accessing an offsite VM is the only way you're going to get there.
uncorpse
Politicker
1
Sales Development
True!!
BmajoR
Arsonist
2
Account Executive
As long as I have a larger screen and mouse to use I'm golden.
uncorpse
Politicker
1
Sales Development
Any mouse you recommend? 
BmajoR
Arsonist
2
Account Executive
I'm a big fan of the Microsoft Sculpt line. I am pretty much guaranteed to develop carpal tunnel at some point due to previous lines of work I've done and that mouse really works well for my wrist/hand. I have virtually no pain whereas your run of the mill mouse would have my wrist flaring up before the day was over. 
uncorpse
Politicker
1
Sales Development
WOW! That looks sick! Never seen one of those!
BmajoR
Arsonist
1
Account Executive
They are awesome, you can basically control everything on the mouse, the 4-way scroll is awesome too and tabbing through windows with a button on the mouse makes work efficient. 
willyR
Politicker
2
SDR
I love desktop, 100%
uncorpse
Politicker
0
Sales Development
Likewise! 
eds
Opinionated
0
Salesy
yes!! go desktops!
DrunkenArt
Politicker
1
Sales Representative
I'll always prefer a laptop simply due to mobility. But I'll usually have at least 1 monitor hooked up to it for dual screens. 
uncorpse
Politicker
1
Sales Development
Dual Screen is a must! 
DrunkenArt
Politicker
1
Sales Representative
I have a docking station with 2 additional monitors at work, but I only really use 2. As long they're a good size, it don't matter to me!
JC10X
Politicker
1
Senior Sales Manager
Def love the mobility aspect of a great laptop!
uncorpse
Politicker
1
Sales Development
I'll go with both! 
poweredbycaffeine
WR Lieutenant
1
☕️
I can dock my MacBook and suddenly I have a desktop with a keyboard, mouse, second monitor, etc, and just as quickly walk away and work somewhere else. Why tie yourself to a desk?
uncorpse
Politicker
1
Sales Development
I use desktop due to the huge data pulls I need to run through the day. 
poweredbycaffeine
WR Lieutenant
0
☕️
Ah, I gotchu--my M1 Air is pretty good at pulling down data and I have yet to freeze out a spreadsheet.
Beans
Big Shot
1
Enterprise Account Executive
Laptop plugged into two larger screens. 
uncorpse
Politicker
0
Sales Development
That's my setup at the office!
Blackwargreymon
Politicker
1
MDR
Laptop dock converts it into a desktop, but can still be disconnected easily for travel. Best of both worlds for 99% of people.
Clashingsoulsspell
Politicker
1
ISR
IF you for some reason need a ton of horsepower in your machine in sales (for why I would not know), desktop or accessing an offsite VM is the only way you're going to get there.
CPfor3
Opinionated
0
Business Development Representative
I prefer laptop because of the size and ability to work remotely almost anywhere you go
SADNES5
Politicker
0
down voters are marketing spies
Depends on what I'm doing... spreadsheets and presentations, desktop ALL day. (I have a dock for my laptop, it's fancy, hooks up to keyboard mouse, monitors) that's my version of desktop. 
WheresMyPO
Opinionated
0
Biotech Sales Rep
Laptop with a dock to connect to dual monitors 🤌🏼👨🏻‍🍳
EdTechSales
Politicker
0
Director of Sales
Desktop!
eds
Opinionated
0
Salesy
Docking your laptop does not make it a desktop PC. Desktops PC stand out because of the ease of upgrade, good luck updating the mobo of your docked laptop.

PC master race (minus laptops)
User1234567
Politicker
0
User1234567
laptop with a desktop is the way to go 
UrAssIsSaaS
Arsonist
0
SaaS Eater
Is there anyone here that doesnt use both? Laptop connected to a larger screen? The question should be who uses soley a laptop w/ out external monitor vs a true desktop
Tapati0
Opinionated
0
Business Development Manager
Since I started using two screens there’s no going back. Run off my laptop so I can undock and travel easily.
breezyboiii
Politicker
0
Sales Boiii
prefer the flexibility of a laptop but the capabilities of a desktop (and several screens)
JuicyKlay
Celebrated Contributor
0
AM
Doesn’t matter as long as I’ve got dual monitors 
Stratifyz
Big Shot
0
Account Executive
Laptop all day. If you wanna close on the fly that is 🚀
fuzzy
Notable Contributor
0
CMO (Chief Meme Officer)
Laptop + 4 monitors
LordOfWar
Tycoon
0
Blow it up
Laptop in the office and road, desktop (personal) at home.

I save everything to onedrive so I can work on any device, even my phone if I have to. No local save issues.
slaydie
Big Shot
0
Account Executive
laptop with a monitor!
NorthernSalesGuru
Politicker
0
Manager, Outbound Sales
Laptop but I have a rather extensive desktop setup with multiple screens
Onix0831
Good Citizen
0
SDR
Both, it depends on my tasks for that day.
Ozz
Politicker
0
Account Executive
I haven't used a desktop since I was 12. lol 
WomenWantMeFishFearMe
Politicker
0
AM
I have one of those multi monitor laptop attachments. Life changing
MR.StretchISR
Politicker
0
ISR
Laptop dock converts it into a desktop, but can still be disconnected easily for travel. Best of both worlds for 99% of people.
Fenderbaum
Politicker
0
Retired Choirboy🪕
Single laptop.
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