Dezzy

Internal Service Manager for Dealership

Personal Narrative

Upgrading and Reinventing Ourselves for Ourselves

Hello people!

Does anyone else feel that re-inventing the way the majority of workforce is held (remote at-home) has given you people (funny, not derogatory) the opportunity to re-invent yourselves? Sure, we can all say we are all good at something but have you tried something else? Have you had the chance to start new from a different angle. Expanding your horizons and adding a new touch? Have you met the other side of you during this time? I'm new to the whole work from home thing and so its given me a lot of time to ruminate and ACTUALLY put my ideas on a white board and PHYSICALLY SEE IT. (side note) Has anyone turned Jeff Bezos from working a remote job? Probably, and what he probably had was solitude, comfort of his own safe space and his own ideas. Have you had any revelations since working from home? How has that changed the way you see the workforce today?

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antiASKHOLE

Tycoon

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Bravado's Resident Asshole

Whoa, so many questions! What are you looking to get out of this interrogation?

jefe

Arsonist

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All I can say is that it would be really damn hard to move away from full remote

Dezzy

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Internal Service Manager for Dealership

i feel that.

Telehealth_2the_Moon

Notable Contributor

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Director of Business Development

Sooo many questions, any one in particular you want answered first?

CuriousFox

WR Officer

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Second time today I've used this bad boy 😆

Dezzy

Contributor

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Internal Service Manager for Dealership

lol no thanks

Gyro25

Notorious Answer

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Account Executive

I go on a lot more walks during the day and have more time for my mental and physical health.

It was really hard in the beginning to separate work from home, but having a good structure and boundaries helps. Once I'm done with my work, I like to workout, watch documentaries, read and sometime take an edible and go on nature walks.

But yeah, no way I'd go back to an office at this point. Other than traveling for conferences here and there, I'm enjoying having full control of my day.

Dezzy

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Internal Service Manager for Dealership

Wow, that’s really great for self improvement, especially after all the craziness that has happened- it keeps you grounded. Keeps you original I’m sure you had time to think of the other possibilities out there for yourself - outside from what your doing now, no?

butwhy

Politicker

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Solutions Engineer

Not really. I do enjoy the space WFH gives me for reading and reflection - but I'm not putting the pressure on myself to do anything radical as a result. I'm honestly still in recovery mode from Covid and the "new normal."

Dezzy

Contributor

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Internal Service Manager for Dealership

Same, i think thats where im at right now at this current stage. im not all that enthusiastic about jumping back out there after being part of a skeleton crew for 2 years (covid) , for me its more about how i can use this time wisely to somehow maximize income and really allowing some room in my brain rather than the day to day of things at a job kind of take over, you know? thank you for the feedback though recovery mode seems to be a real thing

TennisandSales

Politicker

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Head Of Sales

haha these are alot of questions! but i am glad that working from home has been such a positive experience for you.

I feel like my family life has been changed for the better because of WFH, but i havnt created a new business or anything like that.

Dezzy

Contributor

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Internal Service Manager for Dealership

lol i keep seeing that i guess i have a thing for a lot of questions, but is there really such thing as lot of questions when we think about all the questions we ask ourselves on a daily basis? lol, i just think its alot to read but not too many questions, my adhd did show with Jeff Bezos comment lol but whatever its my charm. i love that for you and your family, how long has it been since you started WFH?

TennisandSales

Politicker

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Head Of Sales

Ive been working from home since right before COVID started. just so happened to be that way, i was going to be working remote wether COVID happened or not but it was nice timing i guess?

Kosta_Konfucius

Politicker

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Sales Rep

I wouldnt say I re-invented myself but definitely developed a lot more skills

Dezzy

Contributor

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Internal Service Manager for Dealership

That’s a step in a growing direction I would say

SaasSlingin

Politicker

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Sr AE

I read more, reflect more, get outside more, chill with friends & fam on weeknights more. A whole lot of working on myself, though I think remote work has just given me more flexibility. Sticking to a routine and good habits consistently is still hard. Also if I’m tired at 2pm, I lay down lol.

I will add- not sure how I did what I did before. Feel like I wouldn’t be able to get back to 5 days in office + hours of commuting

Dezzy

Contributor

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Internal Service Manager for Dealership

Lol it sounds like work, life balance to me. that’s really good, I’m glad you were able to achieve that and still give yourself permission that if you need to lay down you can- lol not at the office that’s weird unless you work in a place that has sleep pods - you know the jobs that care for their employees lol jk jk, but seriously it’s a good investment - sleeper pods!

Pachacuti

Politicker

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They call me Daddy, Sales Daddy

Having worked from home for a VERY long time, this concept doesn't really apply to me, but I have seen it in others. My take - don't wait to reinvent yourself if you feel you need that. Just do it.

Dezzy

Contributor

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Internal Service Manager for Dealership

Thank you for sharing that- point taken

Dezzy

Contributor

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Internal Service Manager for Dealership

which ever one you'd like :)I'm looking for engagement, there is no real answer here, I didn't know there was a limit per post sorry lol ?

Sunbunny31

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Sr Sales Executive 🐰

It was just a lot.

Dezzy

Contributor

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Internal Service Manager for Dealership

so you felt the need to tell me i ask alot of questions but not enough to care to answer any one of them? wow real useful thanks ? lol

Sunbunny31

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Sr Sales Executive 🐰

I'm still digesting and formulating a response.

And I encourage you to look at some other commentary on the site before you comment on other's postings - you may get a better sense of what you can expect.

Dezzy

Contributor

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Internal Service Manager for Dealership

why would i be worried about someone elses commentary? with the cocaine post above i can get a sense of how this works thanks for that and yet you still have not answered any one of my questions so, your useless, but thank you for your concern and please dont mansplain on my commentary thanks :)

Sunbunny31

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Sr Sales Executive 🐰

Hard for me to mansplain.

And ok, I'm useless. LOL. OK bud, that's coming on super strong for a new poster here trying to get engagement. Good luck with that.

Dezzy

Contributor

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Internal Service Manager for Dealership

Still haven’t answered any questions so yes useless - your just being a troll- a controlling one at that- lol why are you so uptight?

Fenderbaum

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Retired Choirboy🪕

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