>>>> The people on the assembly line would look at you like the most spoilt people in the world. That's been part of workplace culture even when most people we

>>>> The people on the assembly line would look at you like the most spoilt people in the world. That's been part of workplace culture even when most people were in-office. The "office" and "factory" people had noticeably different working conditions. Moreover, the remote workers were largely invisible -- if we dealt with them at all, it was through their boss, or some kind of ticketing system.