I wouldn't say so. Going remote has many benefits and can unlock a lot of flexibility for the team which can result in a higher quality of life for everyone. Go

I wouldn't say so. Going remote has many benefits and can unlock a lot of flexibility for the team which can result in a higher quality of life for everyone. Going remote alone isn't a red flag. Many successful companies are remote - Zapier, GitLab, Chargify, Aha! Buffer, etc. If you're concerned about anything I recommend you ask your manager and/or the CEO directly.