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Good morning, this is Laura

Welcome to the new corner office the podcast where we share strategies for thriving in the new world of work

We're location and hours are more flexible than in the past

Today's tip is about how to figure out when to call and sick when you work from home

Recently a listener wrote in that she had had a fever over the weekend

It didn't seem to be the coronavirus and she powered through the first three days of the work week

Popping into her zoom meetings and the like

As she noted it felt silly to call in sick even though I didn't feel well

I wasn't going to infect anybody else and I didn't have to leave my house

But she said on Wednesday afternoon my fever spiked again

And so she let her colleagues know that she couldn't be on her calls on Thursday

She worried that she was letting everyone down though

She noted that her colleagues responded quite graciously offering to bring her food and medical supplies

In any case she wondered what I thought about taking sick days when you're working from home

It's a good question

People who work from home take significantly fewer sick days than people who work in offices

Now that's not necessarily because they're healthier

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