The one day of home office at work is easily my most productive day by the objective numbers of tasks done. And that is because there are no random collegues or

The one day of home office at work is easily my most productive day by the objective numbers of tasks done. And that is because there are no random collegues or superiors wandering in with "urgent" requests, which could have been an email since I (A) read those and (B) usually there is enough time anyways. At home I can structure the day around my own concentration and have uninterrupted flow for hours and actually get shit done. Sometimes my feeling is that managers hate home office because that means they have to stop walking around and chatting with people.