[ChrisMarshallNY]

Seems that was an unpopular comment, but it's basically correct.

Overwork can be corrosive to productivity and quality, but that can happen in-office, as much as at home.

But also, working at home does require self-discipline, and not everyone is able to do that. It's also like being a manager, or a company owner. These require a certain type of personality/skillset, and not everyone has it. There's a good possibility that we need external structure. I know folks who rented a desk in a local incubator, during COVID, because they needed the time away from home.

That's not necessarily a bad thing. Some of the most materially successful people in history, have been right bastards, in life. There's a lot to be said for a healthy work/life balance.

As far as neurodiverse folks; some of them can do very well at home.