How to Determine If Candidates Will Thrive in a Remote Work Environment 9 years ago
The job posting you're referring to is posted on the Articulate community site, but it's not an Articulate job. Another company posted it there. :)
Of course, one of the benefits of working from home is that you can do a load of laundry and perhaps background process on a complicated problem in the meantime. No question that it's a nice perk. The flexibility to craft a healthy work-life balance is wonderful.
I think the point in the article is that if that's the FOCUS of why you want to work from home, it COULD be a red flag. The people we've found really thrive in our remote environment are those that cite the fact that they are more productive when not working in an office.