Your current job problem is an interface problem. If you could arrive at work and plug in, with a guarantee that you'd get X charge by the end of the workday, t

Your current job problem is an interface problem. If you could arrive at work and plug in, with a guarantee that you'd get X charge by the end of the workday, that'd give you the confidence that you're lacking with most of today's charging systems. It's not hard to imagine how to do that: a smart system with reservations is not rocket science. Even better: if you have a big battery and don't need to charge every day, your car can help smooth variations in wind and solar power. If you want to protect yourself against both a job change and a home change, well, sure, a new job and a new apartment might not offer charging.