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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So I work from home every other week and I can honestly say this site is far too distracting but seen as my phone isn't too busy I find its easy to have a perv on what's on offer.
Needless to say I hardly do any work haha.
Anyone work from home and had a cheeky meet?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have to agree, and yes have had a cheeky meet. It was only a quick one so to speak but it was a bit of a release.
I got a rise whilst at work.........lol |
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I often work from home (paperwork/admin) which is why I've deleted my account on occasions. It can get far to distracting and I find I don't get anything done.
Oh and I've had some cheeky meets when I'm meant to be working. Beauty of being my own boss though I guess  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I work from home most Thursdays and Fridays, a cheeky meet.... never 
Is that because you are tied up?
Permanently... 
That must be a bit of a bind"
It does chaff on ones nerves, yes |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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I work from home. When I need a break I do sometimes come on here. Only get paid on delivery of the product though so if I have a deadline Fab is easy to ignore.
As to a cheeky meet - that's just good time management.
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I worked from home for around 15 years. IT security sales. When over half your income is generated by commission on orders received, it focuses the mind somewhat.
The only downside really was lack of face to face contact with anyone except customers and prospects, but as a gigging musician, I had a great social life too.
I worked far longer hours at home, as all the non customer facing activity was relegated to evenings and weekends to maximise customer contact. But then I got paid very well, which is how I was able to retire in my early 40s. |
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By *at69driveMan
over a year ago
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"So I work from home every other week and I can honestly say this site is far too distracting but seen as my phone isn't too busy I find its easy to have a perv on what's on offer.
Needless to say I hardly do any work haha.
Anyone work from home and had a cheeky meet?? "
. I work from home sometimes and have no intention of either risking losing my job or having the facility to work at home withdrawn because I abused it.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I work from home. When I need a break I do sometimes come on here. Only get paid on delivery of the product though so if I have a deadline Fab is easy to ignore.
As to a cheeky meet - that's just good time management.
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If you work from home like I do, then it's all about time and people management..... lol |
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I work from home full time and don't login to Fab until I've finished working.
I've had an occasional daytime meet with someone I know but I won't have a first daytime meet as they tend to be married men who insist on them. |
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