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I expect a huge rise in depression the more people work at home. Some people are fairly isolated and get a needed portion of their interaction quota from work.

• yodsanklai 7y ago
  Yes, working from home has some drawbacks. That, and also some guilt over the fact that your employer is doing you a favour. I work from home and tend to worry that colleagues think I'm slacking. I don't think they do but it put some extra pressure.
• buboard 7y ago
  the more people work at home the more likely it is they will find ways to compensate as a group. stay-at-home moms must have been facing these issues forever.
• auiya 7y ago
  > I expect a huge rise in depression the more people work at home Offset by a huge fall in depression by those who are introverts and don't function well in open floor plan office environments. Workspace happiness isn't universal.