Very minor PL. Since Covid I was able to work remotely at a job I had for quite some time. It lasted years before I got an offer I couldn't refuse at a new place. It started out with me loving the change because of the freedom and my ability to pretty much fuck around all day as long as my work got done. Over the course of the years the job didn't change, if anything it got easier, and I started to HATE it. I don't know why but just the concept of having to wake up and work just started wearing on me. I'm an introvert so I didn't miss being around the people. I just started hating the concept of work and started looking for ways to get away with not doing it, which was pretty easy in my line of work. It was a really weird(tm) psychological thing. No major changes in my life during that period, positive or negative, moved the needle in either direction.
The new opportunity I got was not remote, zero telework. I thought I would HATE it, but the opportunity was too good to pass up. I don't hate it though. I go in every day and do what I gotta do. I look forward to coming home, sure, but I don't hate going in.
Point being, there's definitely some psychological effect of having THAT much control over your work schedule and having THAT little accountability to anyone other than yourself.