I've been full WFH since Sept last year. Joined a new company that is 100% WFH for everyone except core functions (accounting, HR, etc). It's taken some time to get my setup right but I'm starting to get in a groove. Now with people taking more in-person meetings, I'm able to get out of the "office" more often which also helps.
I did have to adjust to distractions around little kids. I have a 6 and a 2 yr old and wife stays at home. Anytime I go downstairs for a snack or a drink, I'm swamped with the kids wanting attention. So, they're having to adjust to my boundaries, as well.
In terms of productivity, I think I'm as good or better than in the office. I don't have the coworker conversation distractions. I'd say my internet surfing is maybe even a little better. I have no commute now. So, I'm working from 8am to 5pm every day and not worried about that 20-30 minute drive I have ahead of me each way. I think I'm actually working more hours, not less.
I did have to adjust to distractions around little kids. I have a 6 and a 2 yr old and wife stays at home. Anytime I go downstairs for a snack or a drink, I'm swamped with the kids wanting attention. So, they're having to adjust to my boundaries, as well.
In terms of productivity, I think I'm as good or better than in the office. I don't have the coworker conversation distractions. I'd say my internet surfing is maybe even a little better. I have no commute now. So, I'm working from 8am to 5pm every day and not worried about that 20-30 minute drive I have ahead of me each way. I think I'm actually working more hours, not less.