I've worked on-site in my own private office, in cubicle farms, in open office plans, and (most recently) 100% from home... I vastly prefer my current situation

I've worked on-site in my own private office, in cubicle farms, in open office plans, and (most recently) 100% from home... I vastly prefer my current situation. Subjectively, I feel more productive, though that's almost impossible to verify objectively. Here are my "must haves" to be successful working from home: - A private office, especially if you have others in the house - Being "away at the office" (e.g. uninterruptible) in the eyes of your family during work hours - Healthy social outlets - The ability to focus by turning off slack/phone/email for chunks of time without suspicion - Not being the only (or one of a minority of) remote worker(s) - A self-motivating, disciplined personality - Good communication skills, and regular upward communication (e.g. showing/telling your boss what you did)