> repeatedly say "remote is more productive" Even if the CEO and the board are truly, honestly, sincerely pursuing actual productivity (which is far from grant

> repeatedly say "remote is more productive" Even if the CEO and the board are truly, honestly, sincerely pursuing actual productivity (which is far from granted), there are lines and lines of middle managers below them who have realized that achieving the illusion of productivity by cramming people elbow to elbow in a cacophonous open office and demanding daily or even hourly status reports is far easier than achieving actual productivity.