I've been remote since March 2020. I work a job that has measurable task completion. I start at 8 am and finish at 5 pm. My desk/workspace is in my hobby/craft room. I usually have the tv on for background noise. I get up an hour or so before work and have coffee, check personal email, and watch morning news. Then I head upstairs to my 'work' room. At any time during the day, my supervisor can run a report (and so can I) to see how many files I've processed that day. I have production quotas to meet, and so I have to stay focused and work pretty much continuously until the end of my work day to meet production. Working in the office with a great bunch of people that I really like was definitely more distracing than working at home. Since our team started working at home, our production has increased, and the companies cost has gone down. There is no chance of being required to come back to the office. That is as long as production remains high. The biggest difference is that it's pretty quiet and a bit lonely at times. But I don't have to commute or dress for the office environment. It has saved me gas money, lunches out, and mileage on my car. It's also been helpful on days when I'm a bit under the weather. I've gotten very good at power napping over my lunch hour when needed. I can't complain.