> I used to love going to the office. I hated going to office (and that's why I stopped doing it like 20 years ago). But it's not a case of one of us being ri

> I used to love going to the office. I hated going to office (and that's why I stopped doing it like 20 years ago). But it's not a case of one of us being right and the other wrong, it's just that some people are more extrovert, and some are more introvert, and we simply don't enjoy the same things. Now, being introvert doesn't mean I hate other people. I actually enjoy in daily interactions with my colleagues, and with many of them (current and ex) I'm a close friend, we (and our families) socialize outside the work regularly - but we don't need to be locked for 8h in the same building for that. Being able to do it on our own time and terms is actually much more rewarding for everyone.