I do think a huge aspect from working from home that can often lead to issues is that it puts socialization in the workers hands. On one hand, that does mean you can be more selective on who you interact with. On the other hand, it put more onus on you to actully do the work of building community.
Conover is catching hell for this in the comments but he’s not wrong about a lot of it, particularly the union angle youtu.be/GnHyKckbwIw?...