Less-structured schedulingWhen you work in an office, there are generally specific hours to follow. When you work from home, you live where your office is, and so knowing when not to work can be challenging. It's harder to shut down your computer and stop working at 6 p.m. when you don't have a train to catch and you're not seeing people packing up all around you. More pressureWhen you work in an office, you're surrounded by people and side conversations that can easily produce distractions. You may put more pressure on yourself to be productive at home, and your manager may do the same.

Source: Daily Sun April 24, 2020 12:33 UTC