People who work from home have the opportunity to nap, DIY, or have sex, interspersed with work. That's a good thing. Most jobs, especially in tech, have a cert

People who work from home have the opportunity to nap, DIY, or have sex, interspersed with work. That's a good thing. Most jobs, especially in tech, have a certain ebb and flow as things - builds, deploys, reviews - must be waited for. Yes, you can multitask to some extent, but science tells us there's a limit. The cost of using a "blocked" period to take care of non-work things (I'd also include exercise BTW) is absolutely dwarfed by the positive effect on workers' mental health. The OP does nobody any favors by using "spend their time" to paint a more prejudicial picture.