I think one of the biggest cons is the disappearance of "watercooler" brainstorming. This is more apparent if you're in a creative field like software developme

I think one of the biggest cons is the disappearance of "watercooler" brainstorming. This is more apparent if you're in a creative field like software development. Those casual conversations/brainstormings that you have in an office help you come up with creative ideas and solutions. This is pretty non-existent when working remote. Of course, there are many pros to remote teams; so it's all about tradeoffs.