Yes if you have no life outside of work then it can't be good. However I still don't know if that's a common enough problem to solve for by making everyone work

Yes if you have no life outside of work then it can't be good. However I still don't know if that's a common enough problem to solve for by making everyone work from home. I think the more common issue would be lack of collaboration and ties to the company and colleagues when working fully remote.