For me, work environment makes a huge difference. I work like crap in cubicle farms and typical corporate offices. I feel like I'm on display. I work best in

For me, work environment makes a huge difference. I work like crap in cubicle farms and typical corporate offices. I feel like I'm on display. I work best in a private office, with a door that closes, a window that looks out on nature, and a very large whiteboard. Ideally, I'd like my team members have similar ones. Home is in between. I can work much longer hours if I can: - do basic basic bodily functions (stretching, eating, drinking, scratching, a short power nap, etc.) - change work positions (e.g. lie down with a laptop) - make noise (phone calls, music, etc.) - have my papers and books spread out as I see fit ... and so on. I have never seen a tech firm where I was comfortable in the office, and it's especially hard in places like SFO/BOS/NYC/etc. where square feet cost so much. My past few jobs weren't with tech firms, and I really enjoyed working in proper offices.