WFH nude is so liberating
Due to the nature of my work I have not been in a formal office setting for many years and have always enjoyed the freedom to WFH nude. However, recently the need for face-to-face Teams calls has ensured that the 'emergency' t-shirt/shirt is nearby should an unexpected call be sprung - if only they knew what was going on beneath the camera line of sight?
Due to the nature of my work I have not been in a formal office setting for many years and have always enjoyed the freedom to WFH nude. However, recently the need for face-to-face Teams calls has ensured that the 'emergency' t-shirt/shirt is nearby should an unexpected call be sprung - if only they knew what was going on beneath the camera line of sight?
A friend of mine who is a semi-retired part time consultant says that he doesn't bother to wear a shirt for video calls, He keeps the camera pointed at his face, and if someone sees enough of his shoulders and upper chest to realize that he isn't wearing a shirt, he doesn't care!
In the time I was WFH during Covid, Id have a T-shirt and gym shorts on during in case I needed to get up. And it was a good thing, tooonce during a game of charades in a large group meeting I had to get up and act out tennis.
I was wearing a t-shirt and short gym shorts for a volunteer group videoconference and stood up to get something. Someone in the group said "Don't stand up in your boxers. "
In the time I was WFH during Covid, Id have a T-shirt and gym shorts on during in case I needed to get up. And it was a good thing, tooonce during a game of charades in a large group meeting I had to get up and act out tennis.I was wearing a t-shirt and short gym shorts for a volunteer group videoconference and stood up to get something. Someone in the group said "Don't stand up in your boxers. "
I should have said that "I would never wear boxers for a conference call" without adding "because I don't own any underwear!"