>One of the great things about working from home is that I often don't do anything. As in, I'm not even by my computer. >I'm still thinking about what to do, b

>One of the great things about working from home is that I often don't do anything. As in, I'm not even by my computer. >I'm still thinking about what to do, but I'm not implementing anything. I'm not typing stuff, I'm not waiting for a compile, I'm not outwardly moving the project forward. This is literally the nightmare scenario of middle managers and c-suite managers about wfh employees. You walking around visibly doing nothing and them paying you to do it! Somehow when you do the same thing near your cubicle or in your office you "look like" you're working so that is much better!