The "work from home" part of WFH isn't the most important thing. Its actually a downside - I would love to have a nice office to go into a few times a week whe

The "work from home" part of WFH isn't the most important thing. Its actually a downside - I would love to have a nice office to go into a few times a week where I could chat to coworkers. The real benefit is that your market for possible jobs expands nationally or even globally. For my current job, there simply isn't a job like it in my home town, and if it wasn't for WFH, I would have to move to California. I think there is something to be said for including folks from other locations into the cutting edge of tech.