At least once a week, usually more. Often, those are the most productive days: Sitting in a comfortable, familiar environment to my liking, and being able to fo

At least once a week, usually more. Often, those are the most productive days: Sitting in a comfortable, familiar environment to my liking, and being able to focus on code (or whatever else is at hand) without distractions. Not having to prepare for work and commute helps a lot, too, in terms of wasted time and psychologically. In fact the pure knowledge of not having to get up early and go through the whole morning routine to spend all day in my office often suffices to make the evening before feel like it's going to be a weekend day the next day, despite the usually increased productivity. As for meetings, I don't like to stay home for meetings that I substantially care about, because I think that even with video conference a lot of communication bandwidth is lost, but for meetings where my attendance is merely necessary, it works very well.