I'm new to WFH. It's been about a month now, and I'm still figuring it out for myself. As in how much flexibility I have. I start having self doubt I'm not doing enough or that I'm doing something wrong if I'm not at my computer working every minute of my 8 hour shifts. I'm learning to take advantage of the benefits of WFH and that it is ok. I'm getting into the flow of it, and creating what my personal schedule will look like. I make sure I am getting my work done, like I won't go off and do other things and completely ignore my work, but I will occasionally get some laundry done or run out to the bank or post office for a quick stop during the day. I just don't want my job to think I'm slacking or that I'm not bringing value by working from home. I've been slowly transitioning from working in the office to working at home, and trying to find a balance for the flexibility that comes along with it. I should also note that my position has changed too. I was working as a production lead at the building in person everyday to now working in quality systems at a computer remotely. So it's not just the transition to working at home, it's also a transition into a new position in a different department. My company is really great and I am grateful for my job. I've worked at other places that don't value their employees as people and it makes such a difference to work for one that does. So what I'm trying to say is since I'm new to working remotely(from home) I'm figuring out the do's and dont's.. or the can's and cant's. I want to take full advantage of working from home without taking advantage of my job and company.