I am the OP on this thread, and I totally agree with you (and almost everyone else who has replied). There are massive perks to working remotely and I will nev

I am the OP on this thread, and I totally agree with you (and almost everyone else who has replied). There are massive perks to working remotely and I will never (hopefully), ever have to work in an office and commute again. You have to be extremely disciplined, and have a company that knows how to set requirements properly. If you have that, and you know exactly what needs to be done, and when it needs to be done by, then you are set. Do it, and then do whatever else you want. Wake up whenever, take a 3 hour lunch break, it doesn't matter. I worked 4 hours this Sunday AM because I had nothing else to do and I wanted to get progress done on my current task. This is the proper way to work, especially so for software engineers, where everything can be done 100% the same remotely as it can be done in an office.