I've had remote work as an option since 2010 minus 1.5 years at 2 employers. It's most valuable when I spend extra weeks with my my aging parents, or spend the

I've had remote work as an option since 2010 minus 1.5 years at 2 employers. It's most valuable when I spend extra weeks with my my aging parents, or spend the time traveling and spending mornings and evenings exploring. Even for short international stints where I can effectively travel twice as long because I'm working too. My wife can't travel internationally and work from home, and it's slightly frustrating for her even though it would only impact us a few days a year on average. I wouldn't quit without a job, but I'd quickly put my resume out there.