> The single genuine inefficiency of working from home is that it exposes a person's lack of discipline. They become more productive when all distractions are r

> The single genuine inefficiency of working from home is that it exposes a person's lack of discipline. They become more productive when all distractions are removed so they're forced to focus on one task at the detriment of everything else. If offices surround people with distractions that pull them away from their work, isn't that the fault of the office? People shouldn't have to have monk-like discipline to focus on a task while everyone around them is trying to pull them away from it. It's not a discipline failure that offices are not set up to be productive in.