> convenience factor aimed at getting people to do "just a little more" is even more greatly amplified by just enabling WFH I can absolutely attest to this. Si

> convenience factor aimed at getting people to do "just a little more" is even more greatly amplified by just enabling WFH I can absolutely attest to this. Since WFH, at least a couple of times a week or on the weekend I'll have little a-ha moments or things I want to test. I reason I'll just quickly log in to my work laptop to play around for a few minutes... that often turns into a couple of hours. It usually results in the problem being solved and me riding the 'high' for the rest of the evening/weekend. That never would have happened without WFH. I'm not even complaining because I'm doing it on my own terms and am in no way obligated to do it.