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- WFH (work from home)是怎么样的体验？ - 知乎
维基百科上对应的中文词条是“居家就业”。WFH是指受雇于某用人单位但员工以自己的家庭为工作场所，必要…
- 居家办公 为什么是 work from home? - 知乎
"Work from home" 意味着你在家中进行工作，而 "work at home" 可以被解释为你只是在家中工作的地方，而不一定意味着你是在家中完成工作。 此外，“work from home” 这个短语在英语中已经非常常见，被广泛使用于商业、政府和社交媒体等领域，而 “work at home” 则相对不常用。
- Why is to not used before home? - English Language Usage Stack . . .
Contrast "I am going home" and "I work at home" with "I am going upstairs" and "I work upstairs" It seems I have to know these phases in order to know when home is an adverb and when a noun, as it is sometimes possible to say "I work <adverb of place>" So the rule "Do not use a preposition (a word such as 'at' or 'to') before home when it is
- Difference between at and in when specifying location
"At" is generally used for smaller, specific locations, like at home, at work, at Starbucks, at Comicon "In" is used for larger areas, like countries, towns, cities The at Puri example is non-standard It's possible that the speaker was saying something like at [the XYZ in] Puri, using Puri as an abbreviation That's my guess, anyway
- Why is WFM used for working from home? - English Language Usage . . .
@Tsuyoshi Ito: Thanks for the clarification, but all I can say is it seems odd that 10 people upvoted this (-1 because I downvoted) This implies to me that at least some of them did so because they've actually encountered WFM being used with some kind of I work for me (at home) meaning If not I think the question itself is pointless, and
- Intrude on someones home? or into? or different preposition?
This corresponds to a search in Google Books for "home" and some usual pronouns: there is a good number of results (see following data) intrude into my home: 25 - intrude into his home: 32 - intrude into her home: 0 intrude into our home: 0 - intrude into your home: 23 - intrude into their home: 19 - intrude into someone's home: 0
- What is a word for an employee who works at geographically different . . .
Not one word, but one generally refers to an employee who works at geographically different location than the rest of the team as a field-office worker, i e , a person who works in a field office or in the field
- grammatical gender - Is it correct to apply Housewife term for an . . .
Maybe twenty years ago it would have been a fairly neutral term, but now it is considered too freighted On the one hand, some consider housewife too passive; people in that role may prefer the more active and gender-neutral homemaker, or stay-at-home mom dad parent if they are caregivers for children
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