NFT: Who is still going to work?

And luckily in a government capacity, so I am working from home and it’s really busy.

I feel extremely lucky though.

If anyone does programming/developing IT work feel free to reach out to me.

been home since March 6.

but I don't think it's in the "spirit" of the order. I attempted to work from home, but having some issues with my setup, so I'm back at the office. It's a satellite office for my firm, so usually only one other employee here (he's home now). The office building we're in is decent sized, but I haven't seen anyone else yet, so in a way I'm pretty well isolated.

"essential services"

but we have a small IT team and we each have to go in one day a week to support the few people in the office that run into IT issues. My turn tomorrow.

Banking. 50% remote, 50% in office.

which is a debate for another day, but whatever. Anyways, I'm working from home this week & back in next week. We got staggering schedules. The one positive is that it seems like a lot of people are working from home so the commute is no big deal & not many people-6 on Friday-in the office.

when I'm not traveling anyway, so yeah, business as usual for me (sans travel and also with my kids home too).

my wife is in healthcare, she's working (obviously?).

the list of "essential" professions in Massachusetts is about 80 pages long.

going in - happen to be working on a project where we are constructing a new hospital building which is an expansion of an existing hospital. Something tells me we will be exempt no matter what; even if the new hospital isn't scheduled to be open for at least a year.

i'm in today....we are essential, got to stay home and watch the snow yesterday

Government is shutting down everyone that is non essential tonight at midnight.
My company is not affected as we are involved with the medical, food and chemical industries.

My girlfriend works administration at two hospitals in town so she is working as well.

Streets are pretty much empty. My two kids are going stir crazy at home and it was announced yesterday that the schools will remained closed until at least May 1st. Ugh..... At least my son's college is supposed to start some government mandated online classes so he can finish his semester.

Essential services has me at work . My wife working from home + 2 kids home & there’s only so much cleaning u could do

And dispatch of the distribution system. Add to the the craziness of living in California and my day is very hectic.

Essential services so I'm still working. Thankful I'm still working. My brother works for contractor and was told Friday that they would be closed until mid April. He's having to use most, if not all of his PTO.

We are closed but offering “Buy Online, Pickup Curbside”, so I’m going in everyday to fulfill orders.

with a friend of mine who works for The Gap Distribution center in Dutchess County NY. Somehow they fall under the essential category, I really don’t understand how shipping fulfilling Old Navy orders is “essential”. Poor guy also hasn’t been feeling well but his doctor didn’t have enough tests and he didn’t fall into any sort of risk category. The Gap won’t let him come in and won’t pay him, or maybe they would let him come in but he doesn’t want to infect anyone if he does have it. I feel bad for him, he can’t make that much money as is but by trying to do the right thing and stay home when he didn’t feel well he’s put himself in a tough position.

and providing daycare for our 1 and 3 year olds.

The days are crazy but they feel productive and they are flying by.

I'm out cold by 9pm every night.

Workers and leaders are essential, managers, not so much...
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In comment 14848275 GiantGolfer said:

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We are closed but offering “Buy Online, Pickup Curbside”, so I’m going in everyday to fulfill orders.

Got a recommendation for an advanced beginner set of irons? I have an ancient set of Tommy Armour 845's - grips are worn and heads are nicked. Probably 30 years old.

She is a physician so pretty obvious (she expects surge soon in bay area)
I am a CPA so there is always a deadline (hence "essential")

Walk from home, doing residential designer and drafting. Typical day, here, more or less.
So far one client have been okay to proceed to a point the plans are ready for permitting and construction. Then once things pick back up, they will be good to go. Revising and tinkering with the floor plan and elevation on a second project. No one is hollering for anything, but no one has said stop either. Trying to get plans to a billable stage.

Wife still going into the office as she is HR. Thing is she could be working remotely. She has a office to herself and only one other closed office near by. Thankful to that. Adhering to basica practices and staying to ourselves.

Time to walk the dog and back to it. Not for seeing many new projects in a month or so. Time will tell.

Hang in there y'all.

in downtown Denver. Essential business. We are in the process of getting laptops and dual monitors to work from home but it is taking forever.

On the plus side, there is zero traffic and they shutdown the parking meters for 30 days so I can park a half a block from my building in the middle of the city. Also, out of the 52 stories in my building we are the only group still here and they dispersed us around the open space on the floor until we go remote so I have not been concerned.

But where I work everybody has their own office and we have a parking lot in front of the building that belongs to just our office so I am likely more of a risk staying in my 600 square foot apartment and walking the hallways for exercise than I am going to my office.

Non essential can’t do work from home. Thankfully gf is wfh.

I am on maternity but still do 5-10 hours a week

Grateful to be working but its stressful. I suspect as the numbers rise our wing of the hospital will be converted to treat covid patients, in which case Ill be laid off. Have a little money set aside but not a ton, enough for 3 months or so of mortgage/bills. Stressful but in truth its a better position than most. Strange days man, strange days. Stay safe everyone.

Last time i was in NYC was March 4th

they are getting me equipment to work from home but i DO NOT WANT TO WORK FROM HOME

the thought of that is horrifying.


One of my coworkers son is getting tested now, if that kid ends up positive i'm fooked

The factory I work at is essential. I WFH the first half of the week, and go on-site with my wife (same company) the latter half.

Switched to all days from home ~ three weeks ago. I'm still supposed to go in if a system breaks down that needs me to be hands on.
So far no need but if it comes to that I could probably be in and out of the data center without seeing anyone else.

In comment 14848374 pjcas18 said:

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In comment 14848275 GiantGolfer said: Quote: We are closed but offering “Buy Online, Pickup Curbside”, so I’m going in everyday to fulfill orders. Got a recommendation for an advanced beginner set of irons? I have an ancient set of Tommy Armour 845's - grips are worn and heads are nicked. Probably 30 years old.

Depends on how much you want to spend. Shoot me an email if you like and I can help narrow it down for you.

You definitely need to get out of those old 845’s though.

I have been working from home for better part of a year as they have downsized the space in our office and I volunteered to work from home.

So no real change of habits or pace. Business is at times crazy and quiet depending on the hour.

I wish you all well! We are a wonderful community here at the BBI!

but only orthopedic emergencies. Infections and non elective surgeries. Not bringing in any staff. Just the physicians to keep staff safe. God, I hate calling people from the waiting room into a treatment room :)....just kidding....somewhat :) (in truth, not using waiting room so that people aren't around others. They are going right into treatment rooms directly).

essential. Luckily I am taking a lot of vacation days scheduled before this started due to retirement in a couple of months. So, only working 3 days a week.

so still working regular schedule.

my staff and I all have laptops and have been and will remain working at home until this situation clears up.

I'm an anesthesiologist, and we're only doing emergency surgeries. But after the ICU staff goes down, we have the most critical care experience, so I'm expecting to get called to the ICU sometime soon. :-(

Basically all we are doing is telling our clients to be patient and prudent that this will pass. I sure sure as $hit hope it passes sooner than later.

As a PM for a custom builder in Naples FL.

I'm in my basement working so much that I'm thinking of changing my name to Igor (eye-gore?).

I own an ambulance company so there's that! :)

How long is this social distancing supposed to last? My Wife keeps trying to come in the house.

:-)

Sorry I couldn't upload the photo.

Wife is essential, and is at work.

lol. Very good sir.

The organization that oversees us deemed us mission essential. However our base closed down all flight operations so we're stuck in limbo until one of them gives in.

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Treat dental emergencies. Had about 15 today. Need to keep these patients out of the ER

In long term care. Three residents have passed away in the last two days. This is no joke

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We are essential. Had to shut down one of our stores this week for the time being, but plugging along OK.

Today was a little rough, first day of Stay Home Advisory in MA. I expect slow days until Fri/Sat.

I am a cabinetmaker, lucky to have a nice shop in my basement in PA. So things haven't changed much. New construction home I am doing a large bar and wall unit for has no one living there yet so I can come and go to do installation, taking obvious precautions. Some other small projects I can catch up on. Getting material is another story. That is drying up quickly as places close. Will probably be dead in the water in 2-3 weeks. (I know, bad wording there...)