I absolutely agree with you on this. When I had an office as a graduate student and then consultant, adjunct faculty, and other positions, I was almost never i

I absolutely agree with you on this. When I had an office as a graduate student and then consultant, adjunct faculty, and other positions, I was almost never in my office. I simply could not focus on work there the same way as elsewhere. I'm a highly social extrovert and in order to get things done that don't involve directly interacting with people, I "introvert myself". If someone comes to chat with me they snap me out of that mode and it's almost impossible for me to get back in. I find libraries, coffee shops, empty offices to be the best places for me. But remote != digital nomadism despite the 2 being able to go together.