I have worked from home / 2 different homes / for about 5 years now. I would preface this by saying living in Ohio we were blessed to have Amy Acton as our public health director so that really helped a lot of people understand what was going on.

At first, I was like I've been doing this for a while it'll be ok. But then I realized how much I missed the routine of watching sports + social gatherings + planning vacations, etc.

Working from home during coronavirus is different from working from home minus coronavirus. Great Point!

Ultimately, I think working from home is more productive for the creative class: if you have an idea spring into your mind you can run over to your workstation and do it. That's been my experience. And talking to a client or a co-worker over the phone is much more comfortable than someone leaning over your cubicle or over your shoulder as you're typing or photoshopping.