The abbreviation “WFH” is used on the Internet and you don’t know what that means? We’ll tell you what’s behind the expression and how you use it.
What does “WFH” mean? (Source: AllaSerebrina / depositphotos.com)
This means “WFH”: Working from home
The abbreviation “WFH” comes from English and stands for “Working from home”. In German, this means “work from home” or “work in the home office”. Especially since the beginning of the corona pandemic, there have been many WFH working agreements that allow employees to work from home and no longer have to drive to the office. Of course, working from home is not possible for every job.
WFH is also only possible if employees have a certain basic technical equipment. An internet connection, a PC, a microphone, a camera and a smartphone are usually required to be able to carry out WFH.
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How do you use the term “WFH”
You can use the expression WFH if you are in the home office and want to inform other people about it. However, the abbreviation can also be used in any other situation involving home office. The hashtag #wfh is also used on social media by people who want to create posts from their home office and share their thoughts about working from home with others.
Here we have a few examples for you how to use WFH:
- “Yes, you’re welcome to come over right away. WFH and can then take a short break.”
- “#wfh: coffee number 3 and still tired af.” (In the social media post)
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