I certainly hope not. I've been fully remote working a single job in a tiny, mountain town since 2016 and have been more productive than ever. I'm happy to tr

I certainly hope not. I've been fully remote working a single job in a tiny, mountain town since 2016 and have been more productive than ever. I'm happy to travel for work, but will never give up my morning coffee on the continental divide for an office again. I'll switch professions and work at the local hardware store to keep this up :) (I do very much enjoy software work FWIW) It's quite gratifying being in an environment surrounded by what you love. It's not for everyone, and I'm very grateful it all worked out. Unfortunately, the little towns like this just don't have economies to support my profession, and I'm incompatible with the big cities.