December 27, 2025 - 01:32

Georg Loewen faced a common challenge many parents encounter: the struggle to make it to the office on time after dropping off his child at day care. This daily routine often resulted in him missing his train, leaving him feeling stressed and unproductive. Recognizing the impact this was having on his work-life balance, Georg decided to have an open conversation with his manager about his situation.
To his relief, his manager was understanding and supportive. They agreed that Georg could work from home, allowing him the flexibility he needed to manage his responsibilities as a parent while still fulfilling his professional obligations. This arrangement has proven beneficial, enabling him to focus on his work without the added pressure of commuting.
However, Georg sometimes grapples with feelings of guilt about working remotely. He wonders if he is meeting the expectations of his role and contributing as much as he would in the office. Despite these concerns, he acknowledges the positive impact this change has had on both his family life and his overall job performance.
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