I wouldn't say "the break of getting out of their house/from family/partner" is misguided. I remember during COVID wfh, my co-workers with spouses and kids were

I wouldn't say "the break of getting out of their house/from family/partner" is misguided. I remember during COVID wfh, my co-workers with spouses and kids were not at all happy having all those people together all day, trying to accomplish tasks on different schedules and needs for quiet or collaboration. Add to that most of them didn't have a set up for two adults to work in one office space, and all of them trying to share the home internet.