I agree that working from home requires you to have a clear list of tasks to complete. However, I dispute that it's the best way to work. It puts a larger over

I agree that working from home requires you to have a clear list of tasks to complete. However, I dispute that it's the best way to work. It puts a larger overhead on communication. I've noticed that extended periods of working alone cause development to drift away from the core requirements because of this. I find what works for me is being in the office most of the time. It allows you to pick up on a lot of stuff that you just can't do when you're not there. If the rare occasion comes where I need no distractions to blitz out a ton of code, then I arrange a day to work from home.