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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Question for OP -- what if your children's teachers all said that they would like to work from home?

Sure, WFH is great.  But I can understand having to go in for a few days per week or month, because the interaction of the groups is useful (at least in my line of work - legal services.)[/quote]

There is a huge difference between teaching (young) children, teaching adults, and your run of the mill office job. For one thing, a classroom isn’t an office. Let’s stop the disingenuous comparisons and compare comparable things. If your job is to work on a computer all day, 
 talking to someone from time to time, then you likely don’t need to be in the office more than once, maybe twice a week, unless you prefer to be there. This is what my job is like, and even in the before times, I’d commute to the office, only to stare at a screen. My work is solitary, my boss knows it gets done because I’m sending them things to edit/review etc. We’d often go an entire week without having a substantive convo, we didn’t need to. I didn’t mind the (short) commute so much because I lived in a small apartment, and didn’t have a better work space at home. But now, it seems a waste of time (we moved and I have a nice home office now, vs a cubicle in a shared space at the office). We do two days in the office. That’s ok, though for my job, once a week would suffice. [/quote]

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