I think the variety of companies that exist is greater than your breadth of experience. Within a narrow scope there may be cases where all-remote is clearly sup

I think the variety of companies that exist is greater than your breadth of experience. Within a narrow scope there may be cases where all-remote is clearly superior to partially-remote, but I strongly suspect in the vast world of business, many other models can work well. The analogy also doesn't work. Perhaps imagine a party where some people enjoy cramming onto sofas playing games, others stand around the kitchen retelling stories, some sit spaced around a fire staring into the flames, and yet others stand far out in the open yard, tossing a ball back and forth. Everyone is part of the party, interacting in the way that works best for them, and if it ever makes sense to move to another part of the party, they will do so.