It's not about what the office looks or feels like or what the amenities are for me but about a lifestyle. Once I got a taste of this lifestyle I decided that,

It's not about what the office looks or feels like or what the amenities are for me but about a lifestyle. Once I got a taste of this lifestyle I decided that, for the kind of work I'm doing right now, ordinary software development, I will never go back to the office unless absolutely necessary (recession, war, etc). I'd be happy to go work from my employer's building where the job requires it, where I need equipment I can't reasonably expect to have at home (factory) or where I have to work where the customers are (service), things like that. The kind of software job I'm in though, it's absolutely possible with the right policies and technology to have the same kind of productivity as in the office, it's up to the employer to fix whatever they think is missing.