There is some value in having employees and colleagues available in the same physical space within the same general timespan. I understand why entities don't wa

There is some value in having employees and colleagues available in the same physical space within the same general timespan. I understand why entities don't want you to just "pack up and go home" whenever you get bored. Part of the reason they pay you is so that you'll be there when you're needed, within the pre-agreed timeframes. "ROWE" is all well and good, but it's not mutually exclusive with a work environment that expects, in general, to be able to swing by your desk during the day and talk to you.