I suspect this perhaps also has to do with the type of person you are as well. If you are a natural introvert and long for solitude to help you re-charge yourse

I suspect this perhaps also has to do with the type of person you are as well. If you are a natural introvert and long for solitude to help you re-charge yourself, working from home can be a great source of productivity and general happiness. I am at times allowed to work from home myself, and I do indeed get more done that way. I am also a lot happier and less prone to stresses and downtimes when I've had one or two day break from the ''natural'' work environment. In our day and age, I really feel as though traditional office work conditions are archaic and in fact do not encourage productivity, as they instil the idea that the employee should forget about his or her job as soon as the clock hits 5PM. I believe this is also why many children and students find it hard to do their homework after school. We can get a lot more done now as we are constantly connected and online. Many of us still do our work outside of, and before, working hours. In return, there should be more freedom of movement and flexibility.