AstonJ
Where do you work from? (Poll)
Where do you work from primarily?
- For yourself - home
- For yourself - office
- For yourself - coffee shop
- For yourself - shared space
- For yourself - client offices
- For yourself - other
- Employed - office/work premises
- Employed - remote - home
- Employed - remote - coffee shop
- Employed - sometimes remote sometimes office
- Employed - other
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NobbZ
I picked “employed - sometimes office and sometimes from home”, even if I do most work for my employer at the office, there is also a day a week that I am at home and university and do stuff from there.
Also since I got a baby child about 4 weeks ago, I want to have more time for and with my family, so I am trying to convince my boss to allow more remote work 
OvermindDL1
You can change your vote. 
But yes, we do need multi-select polls. ^.^
EDIT: Or priority polls to rank each option!
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