> This is the perfect compromise. Except then you are geographically tied to a location. I've been working remotely for about 10 years now, so well before Cov

> This is the perfect compromise. Except then you are geographically tied to a location. I've been working remotely for about 10 years now, so well before Covid. I now prefer to live in a low cost of living area, or travelling and working from places with a low cost of living. As a software engineer, every single thing I do is timestamped, logged, reviewed, deadlined, etc ... so it's not like I can be lazy and slack off. I still have to work, I should be able to do it from anywhere.