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I don't consider myself particularly outgoing, but I'm glad to be back in the office 4 days a week. I really enjoy collaborating in person over a laptop or whit

I don't consider myself particularly outgoing, but I'm glad to be back in the office 4 days a week. I really enjoy collaborating in person over a laptop or whiteboard, and shooting the breeze with my colleagues. That said, I don't have an overly long commute, so I totally get it for those that are able to be more productive due to not spending hours in the car every day. I notice that when I'm working from home, I'm much more likely to goof off and be less focused. Plus my wife being there is always distracting me with one thing or another. I'm pretty sure I'm quite a bit less productive working from home.

robocat 4y ago
> Plus my wife being there is always distracting me with one thing or another. More generically: young kids require attention, then we grow up and most adults desire attention but only get a little. Even very high status individuals often seek attention (Elon & sinks?). I wonder how much of our status economy is about getting attention? Giving great attention can be quite the aphrodisiac.