I work remote, and have for ~10 years. I'd take it over having a private office. Of course, I've arranged my home space around this. I have an "office" at home

I work remote, and have for ~10 years. I'd take it over having a private office. Of course, I've arranged my home space around this. I have an "office" at home, with a door and everything, where I can work. I still do a hefty amount of my working in coffee shops, though, which is somewhat akin to the open office experience. I also preferred remote working back when I first started it, and was just occupying my kitchen table or couch. If I was in SF and thus able to access our office, I might well go in sometimes. But I suspect we'd top out at once a week, or when I really wanted to catch up on that hot nonprofit gossip. Commutes really are horrible things.