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To perform one's job or professional duties remotely, from one's home rather than a traditional workplace.
Mi jefe me permite trabajar desde casa los miércoles.
My boss lets me work from home on Wednesdays.
Trabajar desde casa ha aumentado la productividad para algunos empleados.
Working from home has increased productivity for some employees.
This phrase became widely used during the COVID-19 pandemic as remote work became more common.
While 'trabajar desde casa' is neutral, 'teletrabajar' is more formal and often used in professional settings.
In Spanish-speaking countries, the acceptance of working from home varies by industry and company culture.
Derived from the combination of 'trabajar' (to work) and 'desde casa' (from home), reflecting the shift to remote work environments.
This phrase is commonly used in professional and casual contexts to describe remote work arrangements. It can refer to either occasional or permanent work-from-home setups.