@Pepega2115
It is actually so relatable how you just completely lose the sense of time when working on something that you think would only take a few more minutes.
@srkuleo
I am beginner at HTML/CSS and making something takes way more time than I expect it to take. So relatable, thanks man you always make jokes that are funny and understandable no matter which level you are on! Glad I chose you to follow.
@personontheinternet2164
"my shift is over but I really wanna finish this" Now this hits a bit too close to home
@netclaw
The “of course doesn’t work” 😂 so relatable
@timwong6818
"I gotta work again in a few hours" That really hits my heart, deeply.
@lukehatcher98
I felt this deep in my soul. Especially the “at least I don’t have to drive home, I’ll work a little longer”
@portaltotheweekend_189
Sometimes I swear CSS has a mind of its own
@kappassaur
Yeah man I'm also a Frontend SE working from home and this is very relatable, specially because I was just assigned a huge project in angular which I had no previous experience lololol
@enzosscience6229
The Christmas tree still being up really completes the image.
@saudude2174
thank you for this video, all employers should watch this and understand that coders and programmers productivity skyrockets when we are sitting cosy in our homes with 2 monitors, comfortable chairs and wearing casual clothing. Also no one is distracting us and there's completely silence (unless you have kids). Also employers dont have to pay for more office space
@andrewpagan
I gotta say, time does go by quicker when working from home. In the office I used to check the time constantly. Before lunch, after lunch, before I left, etc. Just always looking at the clock.
@funwithsarah1586
It's the same for UX Designers 😂 We just want to "fix a small little thing" and then it's already the next morning !
@user-qc5wi6yg7i
Key to working at home is to do the same amount of pomodoro intervals each day. Then you don’t over-work or under-work
@styleseivie9554
Sometimes it happened also to me, but you know what? It's better to clock out at times. More than once I was stuck on the same problem only to solve it in few minutes the day after.
@vllhitm4nllv335
"OMG inline CSS, are you serious?" Had me dying on the floor 😂
@ErenAwesome
Hey Pan, how's your job going? I am interested in becoming a software engineer and your channel has been awesome to binge watch!
@travis8229
Work days go by a lot quicker when you work at home, I remember how the time just went, and was already the end of the day. I miss some of it, but during the end a lot of work started to fall on my shoulders, and basically i went through over a thousand files a day doing major editing for nearly half of them. My eyes and mind started reeling with the repetitive hell, errors I knew how to correct, but at times were so numerous and bad, that it did give me a headache. I understand programmers go though same hell with debugging. I know cause I worked with some and they would sometimes shut themselves in a office and cry.
@DevranCosmoUenal
I cracked up when you resized the windows and accidentally moved the image on your desktop 😂😂😂 so real
@Omikronik
Some days it feels like time is barely moving and you just spin around in your chair to fill the 10 minutes to 5. Other days its a time warp where you dont realise that youve gone past 5. At least in office i check time often because i want to go home.
@FryingPan