Sure. If your job requires talking a lot of meetings, or serving people face to face, you can't do that from an armchair in the spare bedroom. You can't unclog a toilet or rebuild a carburetor over the Internet. But wouldn't it be nicer to get to those jobs without all those folks in your way who don't have to be?
Most people who work in cubicles have three essential tools in that cubicle -- the computer, the network and the telephone. Guess what? I have all of those at home. In a far more comfortable and peaceful environment.
That’s very good for you. Yes it would be nicer, but I think it depends a lot on where one lives, and the type of jobs that are available. I live in the Tidewater VA area, and not many people in the military, or that have jobs that require security clearances, can work from home, to say nothing of those folk, that support the communities.