Working from home has some serious perks. You almost never need to put gas in your car, you can wear sweatpants 24/7, and you can hang out with your pets pretty much all day. If you're a serious WFH fiend who capitalizes on all the wonderful introvert pleasures of your apartment, you probably even have an oscillating schedule of daytime pajamas and nighttime pajamas. ERM. THERE'S A DIFFERENCE.
Besides, if there's one thing that becoming a work from home employee has taught you, is that life was much harder before you had constant access to all of the comforts of home. Sure, you don't have the same watercooler banter anymore with your coworkers, but isn't it liberating to not get trapped in a 30 minute conversation with the office Karen about how her overgrown bunions are needing surgery? Count your blessings at home and take regular breaks to cuddle your sweet doggo.
