The biggest issue I have found is that you miss out on conversations. For example, with the company I work for, only a handful of developers are remote, the res

The biggest issue I have found is that you miss out on conversations. For example, with the company I work for, only a handful of developers are remote, the rest work together in an "open office". I might miss out on a discussion between two developers working through an issue that I would have liked to know about or some background info on why something was developed in a specific way. There's also the issue of cabin fever, there's a co-working space a few blocks from me and I'll get a day pass if I need to get out of the house for a day. I've been remote for ~3 years now and honestly I can not imagine having to commute into an office everyday again.