Remains to be seen. If this goes horribly wrong (I expect it won’t) then it may have the opposite effect. If things go even slightly well, I expect the lessons

Remains to be seen. If this goes horribly wrong (I expect it won’t) then it may have the opposite effect. If things go even slightly well, I expect the lessons learned will at the very least allow companies to be more flexible in their hiring practices. Either way I believe it will open the conversation to those who previously shot the idea down. Any change is scary, but that won’t stop things from moving forward. The real issue here is neoliberal values and misplaced economic theory. Remote work can be done in an ethical and economically beneficial way.