Pros of work from home is as follows:

More independence: Work from home provide Independence with work that is absent in physical work.

Fewer expenses: The traveling expenses or any other expense are quite less as compared to Physical work. Fuel cost or traveling cost is greatly reduced.

Increased productivity: Being able to take a break from your work whenever you feel tired can help you stay motivated and reduce burn-out. Overall it will make you more productive.

Improved technical skills: Work from home make you communicating friendly by insisting you communicate via online mode making you more technical friendly.

Improved communication skills: It will help you improve your communication skills with team coordinators and managers.

More work flexibility: You have more work flexibility in work from home. You will flexibly work hours or can adjust your time accordingly.

No office distractions: There will be no distraction in work from home as you will be alone in your comfortable environment.

Build professional networks: Working with diverse people from different connections can build your professional network.

Grants and incentives: Depending on the industry you work in and where you live, you may be eligible for various grants or telecommuting incentives

Reduction in work absences: Whether you’re sick or have to schedule an important appointment, working from home can reduce how often you need to take a day off.

Increased satisfaction: Employee satisfaction in remote positions may be higher because of the flexibility in performing their jobs. Your decision will be independent, not biased in any situation.

Provides more job opportunities: Remote positions can open up additional job opportunities for individuals with limitations to working in traditional roles.

Cons are as follows:

Increased isolation: You can become quite isolated working from home if you spend the majority of your time by yourself, working independently.

Home office costs: Some remote positions require specific equipment like headsets, webcams, or software to perform essential tasks and projects

Risk of overworking: There’s always a risk of working longer than you should. This can definitely burn you out and will increase work-related stress.

Risk to productivity: With the freedom to move around and take breaks whenever the mood arises, it might be difficult to stay focused on the tasks you’re working on.

Distractions at home: Distractions like the television, pets or household chores can lead to a decrease in your productivity and motivation.

Workplace disconnect: Woking from home can sometimes lead to a disconnect between you and your coworkers.

Less face time: With isolation and workplace disconnect as a result we might have less face time.