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Slight counterpoint: Productivity is really high, but having basically zero relationships with my co-workers is isolating, and I work best when I have a commute

• neoromantique 4y ago
  I worked remotely for over six years now so my 2pence: >I work best when I have a commute and a dedicated working space. I sometimes have this urge too, thankfully renting out an office space is fairly cheap and can be done quite flexibly for when you need, and most importantly -- WHERE you need it. Otherwise having a dedicated home office is great, but I understand that it might not be so if your family/living situation is different. >having basically zero relationships with my co-workers is isolating It doesn't have to be this way, you absolutely can make long lasting and very meaningful bonds without ever seeing a person. And productivity wise, it is all about processes and culture, both office and remote can work wonderfully or be a disaster.