Sounds like you have a dedicated home office. So do I. Many people who work in offices live in highly expensive cities (on a $/sq-ft basis) and can't afford a

Sounds like you have a dedicated home office. So do I. Many people who work in offices live in highly expensive cities (on a $/sq-ft basis) and can't afford a "spare" room to work in. Many juniors can't even afford their own apartment. Indeed some at the bottom end of the payscale may even have to share a room If remote work become the norm, people will be more confident about leaving expensive cities and moving to cheaper places, which don't have 50 different job opportunities within a 3 mile radius.