Your boss calls it home because he wants to psycho you into thinking that you can eat, sleep and *poo-poo* in the office without going back to your REAL home.

That's the intention. If you don't believe me, try bringing in your TV, Xbox or maybe even your exercise bike. Try bringing in your cats/dogs too and tell your boss that you would like to retire in this 'home' until you are 80 years old.

You should get something similar to this, "You think this one your home/house ah?" :p

*Slap* *Slap* Come back to reality.
 

I stayed in a place with 34 inches TV, 2 king size beds, 1 private toilet, 1 gym room,, daily breakfast, fruits and drinks supplied everyday... and I never call it HOME, not even a house. Because it's just a hotel that I stayed for 3 months

Home is a place when I don't feel like going anywhere, I'll go there.

Home is a place where I made mistakes, and my other members will never discourage me.

Home is a place where I can see my joy and tears in every tiles, every doors, every inch of the wall

Home is a place I do not like it when people to make it dirty

It's the people and memory that make home HOME, not the walls ...

;)
 

I think you need a hubby. :p

Now, let me pose a question. Do you treat your home like an office?
 

You got a very good example. Just like having a hubby, if I love him, I willl always love him no matter I'm in office or at home
 

But the thing is... an Office is not a 'hubby'.

If you bring the mentality of home to the office, does it mean that you also bring all the resting, slumbering, sisterly or motherly management style, chit-chatting and comfort to your office as well? That will mean you are not productive and objective in your work.

If you are focus on delivering a piece of work, you should be able to deliver it in anywhere i.e. home, office, customer site, starbucks and etc.

The last thing you want to do is to run your office like a home.