On the subject of disabilities in tech, one of the best things for me about WFH is that I have a disorder which casues (among other things) light sensitivity is

On the subject of disabilities in tech, one of the best things for me about WFH is that I have a disorder which casues (among other things) light sensitivity issues and most offices have horrible lighting for triggering that. Being able to WFH where I have things set up to be comfortable as possible in this respect is an absolute godsend and I honestly wouldn't go back to the office even on a hybrid basis if my salary was tripled. I quit my last job over a mandatory return to the office, it's an absolute red line for me now when considering a role.