Nice piece. But have you everbwondered, we go to primary school, 8-4, university, 8-4, and then work for the rest of your life 8-4. I particularly don't like much of routine.
There are quite a number of ways to work, under someone, for someone, with someone or they work for you. The choice is yours. And *-4 in each case would be different.
And i quite disagree with you. Working from home doesnt mean you'll sit at home all day, there are much more sophisticated work than that now. Some will require you skyping and more.
Experience, people relationship, i somehow feel you can learn it more at home, because you habe an infinite number of client.
The question is, you as a person, would you want to work at home or with someone. Most people work at home because they can't get a job. If you find people running it profrssionally, you will know its more tasking than working undersomeone.
Professionalism is the difference bro.
Working from home isn't sitting at home o. It takes you more places and in contsct with more people.
I never said we should work for the rest of our life. We need only work to gain the experience that's needed for us to be independent.
Here's where I think you got it wrong. You can't learn it all cause all the relationships you are building are with clients. Working in an organization, you have an infinite number of bosses. And as you know, relating with clients and bosses are two different things.
You might even have Co workers and friends who want your position.
Learning how to handle all this, is the experience you get working for someone else.