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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 3966972, member: 1414"] No. I think it’s a function of the job you have, how much of your social life is connected to work and how your workspace at home functions compared to the one at work. Teaching should be in person. The teachers I know missed interacting with the kids. For me, when I’m working 95% of my interactions are with people not in my building. I’m 54 and have minimal social interaction at work aside from casual conversations. My office space at home is better than the one at work. So for me, home is better. But back when I shared a 2 bedroom apartment in Campbell CA at age 27 and most of my friends were people I worked with, I’d much prefer to be in the office. [/QUOTE]