> When you are alone at home, self-isolated, without any co-workers around you to take your focus away, your productivity will skyrocket. Not necessarily, not

> When you are alone at home, self-isolated, without any co-workers around you to take your focus away, your productivity will skyrocket. Not necessarily, not all developer roles are created equally. Some need a tight feedback loop and some developers need to be around other humans in order to fulfill their social needs in general. Especially regarding the self-isolation part, which feels great if you're coming from a place where you're getting constantly distracted by other people, but after a while you're starting to feel lonely and disconnected unless you spend time with your co-workers and the stake holders of whatever you're working on. Again, it depends on the situation, person and the overall context.