Similar here, been doing part time remote since '06, full time since '11. There's ups and downs to both sides. I get "more done" remotely, in that I can usuall

Similar here, been doing part time remote since '06, full time since '11. There's ups and downs to both sides. I get "more done" remotely, in that I can usually have more time for deep focus. But then it's harder to get high-bandwidth knowledge transfer sessions, and overhear when someone has some particularly bad ideas (or roads you've already been down, etc). I think I still prefer the remote side, and it's probably a better deal for the biz, but I would like to spend a few days here and there with like minded people on shared problems.