Not a writer, but I spent much of my career editing the work of others. A few positions from the '80s and '90s no longer exist; for example, I was Apple's managing editor of develop, a printed technical journal that was eliminated when Jobs returned to the company. (I'd left the year prior.) I ended up an early adopter of WFH, initially cobbling together various editing jobs so that I could stay at home with my then 5 & 4 year old sons. I remained working from home for the next 20 years, and spent most of it editing for a Big Pharma company web site. It was mind-numbing work, although I really enjoyed the eight-person all female crew, great pay, and the independence of working whatever time of day I wanted, as long as I got the work done. Most of my kids' friends thought I was a stay-at-home mom, since I was able to drive on field trips and volunteer in the classroom. The pros outweighed the cons, until they didn't. Hubby and I are both retired. (BTW, he was a technical writer, the last 18 years with Nvidia.)