Out Of Office, Inc.

06/08/2020

The results are in from our WFH survey! *Link in bio* to see what employees from 200 top companies are saying about remote work.

05/19/2020

How's working from home going for you? Which companies are offering awesome remote benefits? Please help us by taking a short survey: https://bit.ly/theWFHsurvey

Bonus: we're giving away a few $100 gift cards to support your favorite local restaurant! 💸🍴

What’s up with WFH? Tell us about working remotely.

05/06/2020

May is , and as the world embraces remote work, we fear that we may be heading into a . We’re working hard to fix this, making sure we can relaunch Work Club in a safe way. But the essentials won’t change: we’ll still give you a great place to work, with friendly coworkers for accountability and coffee breaks.

We need community more than ever.

01/15/2020

The brand new Work Club site is here! Plus, new Work Clubs were just added in the SF Bay Area, Portland, and San Diego. Sign up now at https://outofoffice.app/. We can't wait to work with you!

12/19/2019

Are remote workers more "balanced" than their office counterparts? We're doing a flash survey to find out. Please take 10 seconds to help!

Like/share so we can get to 200 responses – then we'll post the results!

12/13/2019

sucks!
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One reason: you can't escape the "I Love to Network" guy 😬.
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Read more below. Did we miss any? Comment below or on the article!

+ a better way to make real connections

11/14/2019

The fact is most people who go to the office every day do so because they’re told to, not because they need to. If employers had 100% trust in their employees, then the average American commute of 52 minutes a day would sound like an insane waste of time.
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If you've ever said "I wish I could work from home today,” read more below.

Millions of people wake up every morning and go to the same place: the office. But in a world with smartphones, laptops, and ubiquitous WiFi, have you ever stopped to wonder why? Well, I have.

11/06/2019

Humans weren’t meant to work in isolation — we’re social, tribal creatures and we need meaningful offline relationships.

Remote workers are especially susceptible to the loneliness epidemic, because they’ve been robbed of their 40 hours a week of in-office human interaction and casual social connections. We call this .

Just like financial debt, you can easily drown in social debt if you ignore the problem.

That’s why we started Work Club — a super casual way to connect with other remote workers . Read more below, and we hope to work with you soon.

The dark side of working from home

10/31/2019

here’s a spOOOky story for you 👻 HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Check out www.WorkClub.app @ San Francisco, California