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Working from home, vs working at work.

You know, everyone always looks at the positives/negatives of doing so.  Ultimately its not about where you work, its about having clear KPI's and meeting those.

A lot of this is more about the quality of managers than the where staff are located, there are a lot of very average managers who have been exposed by WFH, but there are a lot of very ordinary staff who have been exposed by WFH as well.

An actuary friend of mine said an almost immediate side effect of WFH has been a massive drop in compo claims, those likely to try it on are also likely to be the first to stay home, and they can't sue themselves! But they have also noticed a strong trend emerging, people rolling up to the office unexpectedly only to having an accident.