&gt; Working from home, for me, is frustrating because when I want to walk over to someone and ask them a question or set up a physical meeting ASAP I can&#x27;t.<p>As someone who gets interrupted several times a day by this at the office, I don&#x27;t miss it one bit when I work remotely. Being able to defer responding to a question by a minute or two so that I can finish my train of thought is one of my favorite things about working remotely. At the office, the cost of me trying to recover my thoughts afterwards is much greater than those two minutes my colleague would have waited for a response.<p>&gt; If you are the only remote worker on your team then you are at a serious disadvantage relative to your non-remote team members who see your boss every day.<p>That seems like a problem with company culture much more than with working remotely.