A couple of my partners and my wife have had antibody tests, and have all been negative. It wouldn't change my behavior, so I haven't gotten one, but I could if I wanted to. Asymptomatic infections do happen (truly asymptomatic I think are the definite minority), but if I caught it, odds are good my family would too, and they'd have to all be asymptomatic as well then.
In any case, the lack of outbreaks is the critical thing. Anybody can get it in their personal life if they aren't careful but as long as it doesn't transmit at the workplace, that is what matters. And up to this point in the pandemic, not something we have seen.
Knocking on wood here, and hopefully the vaccine cavalry comes soon, but I think enforced universal masking goes a very long way to reducing transmission. And wear an n95 if another person in the room doesn't have a mask on.
In any case, the lack of outbreaks is the critical thing. Anybody can get it in their personal life if they aren't careful but as long as it doesn't transmit at the workplace, that is what matters. And up to this point in the pandemic, not something we have seen.
Knocking on wood here, and hopefully the vaccine cavalry comes soon, but I think enforced universal masking goes a very long way to reducing transmission. And wear an n95 if another person in the room doesn't have a mask on.