Comments on: Otakuism and the Workplace http://www.moemoerabu.net/2008/06/09/otakuism-and-the-workplace/ an otaku fan of all things moé Thu, 18 Mar 2010 10:15:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Larein http://www.moemoerabu.net/2008/06/09/otakuism-and-the-workplace/#comment-18941 Larein Wed, 11 Jun 2008 03:11:19 +0000 http://www.moemoerabu.net/2008/06/09/otakuism-and-the-workplace/#comment-18941 I'm working on a comic so, right now I'm working from home/my room. It really is easy to get distracted... I kind of wish we had some sort of studio or something. It would make meeting up with my boss so much easier and I could probably finally meet my co-workers! >_< But working from my room also allows for less driving (well, for my parents ^_^') and I have all my art and reference books here too. So, it has both it's good and bad points for me. This job hasn't started paying yet though so, I might have to start looking into getting a "real" job and learning how to drive... <em>Larein's last blog post..<a href='http://lala-larein.blogspot.com/2008/06/back-from-sac-con.html' rel="nofollow">Back from Sac-Con!</a></em> I’m working on a comic so, right now I’m working from home/my room. It really is easy to get distracted… I kind of wish we had some sort of studio or something. It would make meeting up with my boss so much easier and I could probably finally meet my co-workers! >_< But working from my room also allows for less driving (well, for my parents ^_^’) and I have all my art and reference books here too. So, it has both it’s good and bad points for me. This job hasn’t started paying yet though so, I might have to start looking into getting a “real” job and learning how to drive…

Larein’s last blog post..Back from Sac-Con!

]]> By: Adun http://www.moemoerabu.net/2008/06/09/otakuism-and-the-workplace/#comment-18939 Adun Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:39:19 +0000 http://www.moemoerabu.net/2008/06/09/otakuism-and-the-workplace/#comment-18939 Definitely some interesting comments and that working at home does work well for certain people. I guess later in life it would probably help if I worked from home especially when I have kids so I don't have to do the whole mad rush to get to school and work in the morning. Though icie has probably pointed it out really well that it's not just the physical aspect, but also the psychological factor as I'm sure I'd probably get more frustrated at home than I would at work. Definitely some interesting comments and that working at home does work well for certain people. I guess later in life it would probably help if I worked from home especially when I have kids so I don’t have to do the whole mad rush to get to school and work in the morning. Though icie has probably pointed it out really well that it’s not just the physical aspect, but also the psychological factor as I’m sure I’d probably get more frustrated at home than I would at work.

]]> By: Rin http://www.moemoerabu.net/2008/06/09/otakuism-and-the-workplace/#comment-18938 Rin Tue, 10 Jun 2008 19:17:21 +0000 http://www.moemoerabu.net/2008/06/09/otakuism-and-the-workplace/#comment-18938 Well, if I work at home, just like you, never get any work done. For people who had seen my room, which is my source of my otakuism, I would never be able to focus on my work. Besides, I seperate my otakuism from my work..... Don't want people to think I'm a crazy anime fan or something... Still, it would be great to work at home. I would too save money on gas and use that money on more otaku goods. Sadly my social life would suffer a hell lot due to this. I understand how you feel Adun. At where I work, there are like 9 people all talking and working. I have to interact with them about what they are suppose to do and sometimes I get tired of it. Well, I do have remember it's a way to make money and that will help to my trip to Japan. Maybe in the future I will work at home but for now, not yet... <em>Rin's last blog post..<a href='http://koiaichaku.com/2008/06/10/mall-trip/' rel="nofollow">Mall Trip!!!</a></em> Well, if I work at home, just like you, never get any work done. For people who had seen my room, which is my source of my otakuism, I would never be able to focus on my work. Besides, I seperate my otakuism from my work….. Don’t want people to think I’m a crazy anime fan or something…
Still, it would be great to work at home. I would too save money on gas and use that money on more otaku goods. Sadly my social life would suffer a hell lot due to this.
I understand how you feel Adun. At where I work, there are like 9 people all talking and working. I have to interact with them about what they are suppose to do and sometimes I get tired of it. Well, I do have remember it’s a way to make money and that will help to my trip to Japan.
Maybe in the future I will work at home but for now, not yet…

Rin’s last blog post..Mall Trip!!!

]]> By: lu-k http://www.moemoerabu.net/2008/06/09/otakuism-and-the-workplace/#comment-18937 lu-k Tue, 10 Jun 2008 13:25:38 +0000 http://www.moemoerabu.net/2008/06/09/otakuism-and-the-workplace/#comment-18937 This kind of oportunity could become a true trap for me, since like you I would be too distracted by all the otaku stuff lying arround my home ^^ I deeply understand your feeling. Even if sometimes I am tired of all the people arround at office (we are 13 in the same "open space") and I am the more efficient when most of them are gone, that doesn't mean I could be better at home. And as you said, social life would be terribly affected ^^; And for now I have the chance to be able to ride to office by bicycle, takes me only 5-10 min, so, this is perfect. So, work at home, not yet for me either ;) <em>lu-k's last blog post..<a href='http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/mukyaa/~3/308304066/mukyaa-featured-in-mondo' rel="nofollow">mukyaa~!! Featured in Mondo</a></em> This kind of oportunity could become a true trap for me, since like you I would be too distracted by all the otaku stuff lying arround my home ^^
I deeply understand your feeling.
Even if sometimes I am tired of all the people arround at office (we are 13 in the same “open space”) and I am the more efficient when most of them are gone, that doesn’t mean I could be better at home.
And as you said, social life would be terribly affected ^^;
And for now I have the chance to be able to ride to office by bicycle, takes me only 5-10 min, so, this is perfect.
So, work at home, not yet for me either ;)
lu-k’s last blog post..mukyaa~!! Featured in Mondo

]]> By: HisuiIBMower4 http://www.moemoerabu.net/2008/06/09/otakuism-and-the-workplace/#comment-18936 HisuiIBMower4 Tue, 10 Jun 2008 09:37:24 +0000 http://www.moemoerabu.net/2008/06/09/otakuism-and-the-workplace/#comment-18936 Adun it's good for u ur boss offer u such opportunity.I think it may be too early for u to work at home and work alone.I may never have the luxury to own my own clinic.I spend 3hours on traffic everyday.For a junior I prefer to work with my co-workers so I can acquire a lot of first hand experience and have a better social life. Adun it’s good for u ur boss offer u such opportunity.I think it may be too early for u to work at home and work alone.I may never have the luxury to own my own clinic.I spend 3hours on traffic everyday.For a junior I prefer to work with my co-workers so I can acquire a lot of first hand experience and have a better social life.

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