> Having your boss being able to see what you're looking at and what you're doing is not a very comforting thing. That's an issue for all 3 types of work. In o

> Having your boss being able to see what you're looking at and what you're doing is not a very comforting thing. That's an issue for all 3 types of work. In office, remote, or VR-office remote. Boss can already anonymously see your screen in all 3 variants. Not all companies do that, but it's a general issue, not a "VR office" issue. > I kind of feel like this would make the obesity epidemic much worse. I've had a much different experience. I am able to do quick kettlebell sets and a few pullup sets through the work day when I am remote. In office I don't do that. And spend 2-3 hours commuting (sitting) on top of that.