re: Is working from home more beneficial?

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But if you work in an office where you like your co-workers, you start to miss them. (Of course, conversely if you have bad co-workers, you don't miss them at all.)

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I don't think it has to be as cut and dry as work from home or not.

I think some companies will begin to move towards 1-2 days in the office for meetings early in the week, the rest of the week get your stuff done from home. Or a portion of the office comes in for a couple days, and the other works from home. If you want to come in to the office because you work better come in. If you like the freedom to take a walk around the block or water your garden after you finish a project, then work from home.

I do think the idea of a butt in the seat for 8hrs a day=working will be phased out after this.