> physical colocation with your coworkers is inherently easier This isn't even remotely objective. It's amusing how people think their personal perspective is

> physical colocation with your coworkers is inherently easier This isn't even remotely objective. It's amusing how people think their personal perspective is the objective one. > Why aren't there just as many (or more) articles about making WFO There's an ocean of WFO content on the Internet - everything from leases, to security, to feng shui. I'm willing to wager there's an order of magnitude more WFO than WFH content. And it's all about making office life work (or work better). Believe it or not, offices are a modern invention. Just because it's been the status quo for several decades, doesn't mean it's the only way to get things done. Screwing over worker was the status quo at one point, too.