In my last job I did 1-3 days WFH per week. I was often laying down on my sofa, occasionally sitting at a desk. Interestingly I usually managed to cope with a

In my last job I did 1-3 days WFH per week. I was often laying down on my sofa, occasionally sitting at a desk. Interestingly I usually managed to cope with a small laptop screen. But to be fair I tried to schedule the time where I really needed 2 screens to be on the office days or plug it in. Never had a dedicated desk, had to make room on my personal desk. (For me development work more often needs a "proper" desk setup, whereas ops and debugging go easily even on a 12.5" screen) Distractions.. well, mostly not - but no kids and no pets. With other people around I could tone it down to "a lot less interruptions per day than in the office", but not always zero. And wow about the network disruptions, I've always had more of those at work than at home :P The downs were: too lazy to cook a proper meal for myself, so usually frozen pizza or something quick. No coworkers around (I tend to work for/stay at companies where I like interacting with the people.) The ups were: no 2x45min commute, a lot less interruptions.