Been WFH in Canada for about five years now. Never ever going back. Before I had kids it wasn’t a big deal. But now it’s such precious time that I cherish. I a

Been WFH in Canada for about five years now. Never ever going back. Before I had kids it wasn’t a big deal. But now it’s such precious time that I cherish. I always thought avoiding the commute would be valuable. It is. But the real value for me is just being seconds away from my kids as they grow up. I had a singular moment at my last job that sold it for me. I had a stupid meeting that ran until 6. It was completely pointless, serving to compensate for the incompetence of sales and product. I raced home and my 1yo was already asleep. Wife said he went to bed asking where I was. 12 days later I wasn’t working there anymore. Life is fleeting.