It may be a (over?)reaction to the generally poor working conditions in an office that suddenly do not exist when working at home. No manager passing by and dis

It may be a (over?)reaction to the generally poor working conditions in an office that suddenly do not exist when working at home. No manager passing by and disrupting your focus, no commute nightmare, no open space with distractions all around, no being physically captive when you are out of juice,... At home you are less constrained, and some people will value this freedom higher than the loss of social bond. I'm in the hybrid camp: most of the time at home, then one or two days at the office to catch up, attend the important meetings/workshops in person, and debate about the new tech du jour. These days at the office feel much more like an offsite than a regular day at work and I look forward to seeing my colleagues. Obviously, the daily productivity takes a hit but I'm certain that the weekly productivity is better than either full remote or full office.