The same could be said on the opposite direction. Maybe, just maybe, spending an hour/2 hours every single day commuting is not your thing and you are much mor

The same could be said on the opposite direction. Maybe, just maybe, spending an hour/2 hours every single day commuting is not your thing and you are much more productive using this time for yourself, like exercising every day. Maybe you need personal space, controlled by you and not someone else, with the tools you consider necessary. Maybe you can't stand open offices that some sociopath wants to force you to work on. Or maybe you are have a late biorhythm metabolism and they want to force you into early rising. Maybe you can run circles around anybody working in the office when you organise yourself. Maybe you know how to make friends and lovers on your own because you are an adult now, not a kid and know how to care for yourself. Maybe you have family that love to be with, or needs you, like your elders or your kids. Someone will care for them but you will be close. Then maybe it is not a good idea for you to work on an office. Not a big deal, humans have worked on their own for hundreds of thousands of years. Lots of managers are scared about that though. It is good news for them if you can't make friends or lovers outside job, because that makes you dependant on them. It is a good thing for them if you can't manage yourself unless someone is watching you closely, because that makes them necessary. And is something to be expected. People had been trained for a long time in education to be obedient and dependable. To fit in the office or the manufacturing plant. Working remotely is not for everybody. But for me certainly it is.