[lunchladydoris]

This is exactly why I am happy to be going back into the office. The physical separation really helps and my commute acts as a good transition period.

[helij]

I have no issues with this but I worked from home before the pandemic. Once it's 17:30 or so that's it. Close the computer and go my way. No matter how much stuff needs to be done. Once it's time it can wait till tomorrow.

[skydhash]

I get a set schedule from 10am to 5pm. As my desktop is the most comfortable setup, I use it after hours too, but I close all work related software at 5pm. I use Safari as my personal browser and Firefox as my work one (Most of my software are pretty utilitarian as I have a ps4 and an Apple TV for entertainment purposes). The other things is I don't do work outside of my desk.

[smichel17]

When I WFH, I still get dressed into "work clothes". When I check out for the day, I'll change into something more comfortable (not that slacks and a collared shirt are particularly uncomfortable). I don't remember to do this every day, but when I do, it really helps me unplug afterwards. No work clothes = no work!

[rodgerd]

Interesting; for me it's the opposite. I find it too easy to linger around the physical workplace and never quite get away if I'm not careful.