Work at home is good when it is in line of your job.. 

Me, i dont have a job.. And im at home.. And still earning a bit

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It really depends on what kind of work you have to do. But of course working from home might be more comfortable sometimes. I think the results matter, not the location.

I wish I could work from home! I wish working from home was a norm these days!
I'm an introvert, and don't really like being around people 8-9 hours a day, 5 times a week! 
It seriously sucks and is uncomfortable and being micromanaged by a bipolar boss doesn't make it any better!

Yes to working from home jobs!

I work mostly from home freelance online

I've been working from home since 2008.  Here's the thing, though.  I've found that in order to maximize your production level, you need to have a home office where you can actually "go to work."

If you do not create an environment for yourself that promotes work, you may find yourself slacking off, or procrastinating.

You should also let your family members know that when you are in your office, you are "at work," so they should try not to disturb you and treat it as if you were at an actual business.

When I first started my own business, I did not have a home office set up, and I found that it hindered my success.  Once I was able to rent a bigger place and designate an entire room as my office, I was able to set my own hours to be "at work," and it made it so much better.  I was able to enjoy being home while getting lots of work done at the same time!

Working from home is an option that just recently became feasible... the internet exists and it is faster than it ever was. Many solutions exist that make virtual workplaces possible and scalable. These solutions were not available to previous generations

If you work from home you always work...non stop...ask me I am there!

The future of work is from home. I could never understand why companies waste so much money just to have in house employees

From my experience, and as an extremely dedicated, ambitious 'Gen X-er', when I received the opportunity to work from home (for about $24/hr), it only became an even greater opportunity to nap!  I also worked much longer hours and became a house-hermit....there's just something about  hopping in your Z for that Good AM commute, the experience of muddy free work coffee and the corporate cubicle.....ahhhh, maybe not!

Such good points. I was always committed to the idea of working at home and now that I am disabled I am forcing it into reality by being my own boss! 

I know things are changing and in the future I feel so many jobs will be at home. :)

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Well said :)

I occasionally work from home and agree, it's a fabulous inventive to employees to give them that bit more flexibility. Contrary to naysayers I think I often do more when doing so than I can in an office full of interruptions

If you are sure you employed the right person it makes sense to go ahead and give them this power. Chances of it getting abused is less!

I love working from home. In my first job, I got to work from home whenever I had a good enough reason. Basically, whenever I had to put my thinking cap on and needed a long time to concentrate, I worked from home. I'm not sure how that would be if you had kids, but being home alone, it's so much easier to get things done. I always managed to do a lot more work on those days than at the office and I still managed to also do laundry :-)

It will also lead to hours of travel time saved (giving more free time for workers), improve the environment, no exhaust gasses, reduce cost, less office space  etc. So much going for working from home!!

"Retaining Your Best Talent"  could not be anymore true.  I have been working from home nearly 7 years, many of my colleagues, who are our higher end talent have stayed with the job because they do not want to lose the working from home thing.

We work from home 95% of the time.

When they get annoyed about salary, lack of bonuses, etc.   I mention jobs that are hiring paying more and the default answer always is, yeah but I don't want to have to come to the office again.

Working from home, provided it is combined with flexible hours, has worked pretty well for me in the past. I find I operate way better outside of "Normal Working Hours", and tend to be a lot more productive if left to do things at my own pace.

The 9-5 grind of going in to an office, trying to focus, etc, when you know well it is not your most productive time of day, is fairly irritating, and usually pointless when your job duties are not tied to other peoples timetables in reality.

I always get work done faster  at home .... may be home team advantage..lol

I use to work from home, but the job didn't pay that well. I think if you had a job that paid well, and you had the luxury to work from home, you should take advantage of it. You have to spent less on wardrobe, save on gasoline or other commuting cost.