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Definately higher electricity and internet bills. Plus the initial setup cost for a decent chair, desk, monitor etc. Some companies offer a stipend, but not all and often it doesn't cover everything.
The blurring of work-life boundaries is a big one. Its harder to 'switch off' when your office is also your home. That can take a toll on mental health and personal relationships if not managed carefully.
Potential isolation and reduced networking opportunities can be considered a 'cost' in terms of career development and social well-being. It requires more proactive effort to stay connected.
Snacks! lol i eat way more snacks working from home cause the kitchen is *right there*. Not really a financial cost but maybe a health one haha π
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