I think the response to the pandemic has been the perfect example of the arrogance of certain groups who are now focused on their "rights" (as they see it) instead of the global good.
The 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic infected 33% of the global population, killing around 10% of those infected over 4 waves.
It is sheer folly to think that after 2 waves the Covid-19 pandemic is "over". The Nepal variant currently striking India, China and parts of Africa will spread to countries currently unaffected. It is more aggressive and more contagious than the alpha and beta variants and - just for good measure - the vaccines have limited effect on it.
So this "new season" may actually be the pandemic hitting its stride after two false starts.
Yes, I have had Covid. It nearly killed me. I was in a coma for 3 months and lost my right leg thanks to a secondary infection.
It is impossible to underestimate the potential harm this pandemic can do.20 Reply
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+1 yWith the pandemic, many companies have realized there's no need for many staff to go in to work. It saves time, commute costs, and the environment. We've had the technology for a while to accomplish this, so I'm a little irritated it took a pandemic to make people realize it. Some jobs will always require you to go in, but for the ones that don't, it's not necessary.
Video calls are good most of the time, however I feel that nothing will ever beat face to face interaction when it comes to business or interviews.10 Reply
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yI had to work the entire time. Overtime at that. Our factory shut down for one week when we went on level red lock down but other than that I worked 6-7 days a week the entire time. Yes it's absolutely time to go back. I think it's ridiculous people are still getting all of that unemployment money. I worked my butt off all year barely making what people drawing unemployment were getting. It's time to stop mooching off of the government. If you're scared get the vaccine. But it's time to stop using this as an excuse for "free" money.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yI'm not ready to go back... I started working remotely since I began this job and I'm not excited to meet the co workers I've actually interacted with over the phones. a lot of them are rude, moody, and forget that when covid is over they must see the faces of those who they were moody with. I can't say if I will be kind when I arrive back. I remember who and when and they will be ignored every chance I get
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+1 yI am fully vaccinated. Statistically I have less than 0.01% of the chance of getting sick as someone who did not get vaccinated. I will always wear a mask around other people from now on and roughly half the population are vaccinated so I now feel pretty good about my safety as compared to a year ago. I have also been surprised that I haven't been sick at all from anything contagious in over a year and a half and I always get the flu and colds 3-4 times a year so obviously taking precautions is good for preventing the spread of other diseases. I'm ready to go back to work, especially since our state has ended unemployment benefits.
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+1 yI haven't stopped with anything during the pandemic, so yeah, I'm ready to continue. School is just the same, yet even better, since I don't have to waste time with travelling and fully dedicate my time to learning (it yields the best possible results, I assure you).
As for my work - I can develop software from home, so that's fine.
Other than that, Discord and walks in the night make up for any socialising needed.10 Reply
+1 yI realize it isn't an option to stay in lick down. I only wish people were less selfish. The way I see it, disobeying mask and social distancing rules and being a virus rights fighter (all the anti-vaxxer child murderers) qualifies as attempted murder, so governments need to start coming down on these criminals. Over here we have groups of people patrolling the neighborhoods, beating the living shit out of these germ peddling vermine. Last week some bitch yelled at us that she has a civil right to not wear a mask. We smashed her face in, was beautiful! That's the only way to deal with these filthy maggots. Stomp their faces till they stop moving :)
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On no. You alluded to my allegedly wanting sex life. All my arguments are invalid. Obviously I am no match to your maturity. How will I ever get over this?
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What a disgusting piece of shit you are @DiscomfortZone
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*yawn* take some attention, but this is the last time.
I feel like covid has taught us a lot of things and also maybe create a new norm, been working remotely for some time and would love to have something that is more of a hybrid between in-person and remote since a lot of my job doesn't really require having to physically be there.
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a few more years.
I still have a lot of series to watch 🥺42 Reply- +1 y
Year umm
+1 yI didn't really stop working. So, yeah, I'm ready. 😅😁
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Same sort of
I’ve been working throughout the pandemic, as I’m working in travel I’m an essential worker.
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u +1 yDon't know where you live but I'm in Florida and I had a total of only about 6 weeks of working remotely during the past 15 months.
10 Reply 433 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. I've been working throughout covid, but just came back from leave for a month and a half and hate being back, lol.
10 Reply389 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. I don't want to go back it's a waste of time and money. Besides the company doesn't even have a office big enough where I got access anymore.
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+1 yI’ve been working from home since February 2020.
also moved house in November and still working from home.
had a couple of visits to office but everyone working from home.
hopefully August back to work.00 Reply533 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. There is another wave coming look at news today on California they have 1,000 infections a day and its going up
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That’s why I said a season with everything that’s happening in the new type of virus is going on who knows maybe we’re closer to being zombies and we think
3.5K opinions shared on Education & Career topic. I teach at a local college and I have been unemployed for over a year. I am looking forward to teaching in the fall.
10 ReplyI never stopped working. I’m not in a business where I can telework.
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+1 yI'm definitely not ready, not today but tomorrow I will. I've been working this whole time.
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+1 yNever stopped working, never had lock down in Sweden, not much changed here, many privat companies had to shut down but everything was kind of normal. No! Didn't get covid
00 Reply359 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. I can't go back to normal routines until 75% of the population is vaccinated (including children). Since roughly 30% of the adult population is agains getting vaccinated at all...
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+1 yNever got to stop going in. 15 months of 7 days a week. And yes I got covid. My workplace was a cluster site but we never did shutdown.
10 ReplyI have only stopped working for less than 2 months because I'm essential. Luckily I never caught covid because I was doing everything not to get it.
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I personally feel at some instant staying at home was good but it is not an option even though it is pandemic, yes precautions must must.00 ReplyI never stopped working in the exact same capacity the entire time. The only difference is the mask mandates are now long gone.
00 ReplyMy prom is in October so hopefully there won't be no heavy restrictions. I prefer going to classes but I don't mind online either.
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+1 yI never stopped working. I was out for 2 months at the beginning but I was still employed and working on projects.
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+1 yI demand to work fully remote or I will quit. Who’s with me?
10 ReplyThere is no reason NOT to go back to work if you have been vaccinated with both shots, or with J&J's shot. There is EVERY reason not to go back to work if you haven't.
00 Reply430 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. As a firefighter/emt we were/are considered essential so we were right in the thick of it.
None of us caught it, we all took reason precautions.00 Reply- 1.9K opinions shared on Education & Career topic.
+1 yI think God wants me to change Careers cause I kept getting Dreams and signs but I loved my old job.
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+1 yThis isn't a pandemic. It doesn't fight the definition.
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+1 yI work at a hospital so I was never off.
Covid didn't change my lifestyle at all.00 Reply
+1 yI've been working since it all started and haven't died. I'm a walking miracle.
00 ReplyI avoided society like a plague before the plague arrived. When it did arrive I shopped less often but I bought more.
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+1 yI did online training for a new job and I want to use it in a new career
10 ReplyI'm trader in financial markets so honestly this covid pandemic doesn't effect me at all.
00 ReplySo far no Covid for me but im unemployed so I can't answer im always at home hehe
00 ReplyI hope all that stayed home will catch covid a have a judgment day like all of us that worked while they were hiding. Fucking sheeple.
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Anonymous(18-24)+1 yThe vaccines are shit, but I'm tired of sitting at home with my family, so I'm probably gonna try to go to college in the fall and get a job.
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+1 yHonestly, I don't want this pandemic to end.
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Yeah that’s why I said new season because we’re still working through it people getting vaccinations and there’s a new strand out there
+1 yThat's still happening? Thought that was over with after they figured out fauci was a fraud.
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+1 yI work at a medical so no I was never off nor worked from home
00 ReplyI like my job, So I'm going to work. I already got the "Vaccine" so why stay home?
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+1 yThere was never a pandemic to begin with. It was all a hoax to get people vaccinated with a fake experimental vaccine.
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+1 yI never missed a day. I'm an "essential" worker so I've been in it this entire time, unfortunately.
00 Reply696 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. Back to work. I'm ready for a holiday now.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yWORK FROM HOME - THAT SHOULD BE FINAL
Rest everything back to normal :P00 Reply
+1 yKinda... It'll be a new start again
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+1 yI haven't missed a day of work so yeah.
10 Replyi am a caregiver, i never stopped working
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+1 yWell I work from home so I’m doing both
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+1 yI never stopped going to work every day. . .
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+1 yNot really
10 Reply1.2K opinions shared on Education & Career topic. I’ll stay at home with you by my side
00 ReplyI might've, but I never got tested.
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+1 yI've been working the whole time
00 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Education & Career topic. I've been back.
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+1 yI never left work.
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+1 ystay home...
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yGet back to work you lazy fuqs!!!
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+1 yAre you?
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Why do you always question my question. I’m already at work my job really just didn’t start although I had to switch jobs to do it
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