This is kind of a weird question, though I don't think it was meant that way. I work at Google, and recommended work (but not mandatory) work from home (which a

This is kind of a weird question, though I don't think it was meant that way. I work at Google, and recommended work (but not mandatory) work from home (which almost everyone I know did), happened way before anyone else. It felt a bit weird doing it, in fact, because everything was still functioning. Even the required WFH felt earlier than everyone else and there was a question in my mind, "will I be one of the only people in my community quarantining?"