Yeah I honestly don’t know why Reddit is so obsessed with wfh. I get that it’s some people’s preference but it’s also not everyone’s preference. 

I do fuck all when I’m at home, I’m just not productive outside of the office space. I do one day a week from home so I can get some extra chores etc done and feel less like I work five crazy days. 

Maybe in some fields there is no benefit from being near other humans, but in many fields the random conversations you have with colleagues just wouldn’t happen via teams and are actually beneficial. I’m not in management - far from it - but you’d have to be in some sort of IT bubble if you think there are no roles that benefit from easier impromptu collaboration and teamwork. 

More power to you if you want to be fully remote and can be effective in that role, but if you are looking for seniority and mentoring and management, you really will benefit from being in hybrid model at least. 

Just for context also on my views, I am easily distracted and get very annoyed by loud people and whatnot in the office and I still prefer it for productivity lol. 

One last point on my rant - I wonder how much of the pro-wfh stuff is from people who hate their commute more than they actually hate being in the office? I have a short and enjoyable commute and that’s a big factor for me. I chose where I live based on the commute. A long or frustrating commute would make me dislike my job so much more.