WFH since the 90's here. I'd take a leap to say that people who WFH (or remote in general) or deal with people who WFH would say it boils down to personality ty

WFH since the 90's here. I'd take a leap to say that people who WFH (or remote in general) or deal with people who WFH would say it boils down to personality types, maybe some short-term adjustment to working from home and perhaps factor in the space/time suitability someone has in working from home. I remember some fellow working class folk asking me in the early 00's about WFH "oh right, you must be wanking off to porn all day" or some such, like it was some paid opportunity to get that done and everyone who wasn't remote was earning their corn honestly. Well no, I want to work for a living, pay my own way and just like the idea of working from home and hopefully it can be proven that it doesn't harm productivity. After a while it just seemed absurd that people would commute for hours, pollute the atmosphere, waste their time etc to perform the same job. Then again some people just enjoy the company.