For programmers, remote working is becoming the norm
I can&#x27;t wait to get back to the office.<p>I don&#x27;t have dedicated remote work space and that really eats into my productivity. Also being home and having no external pressure to keep working I can already see any breaks people tend to take are way longer than what they would take at the office. (Now someone is going to tell me that this just shows that people need more breaks, but I don&#x27;t believe that)<p>It also helps with my physical fitness. Now it is super hard to go to the gym in the morning just to come back home. When I commuted to work the gym was just on the way and it was easy to get out of the bed and go work out.<p>Food is also big draw. Now I have to worry about what I eat every day and make my food. That&#x27;s extra stress and cognitive pressure that is completely avoided when I get to just eat lunch from office&#x27;s cafeteria.<p>And of course other social aspects i.e. since I am already outside it is easier to do other stuff, but when I&#x27;m still in my underpants at home after work it is way harder to dress up and go do stuff.