What "facts and data" have "proved that assertion to be untrue"? You aren't seriously suggesting that 6 months of remote work where all companies have the exact

What "facts and data" have "proved that assertion to be untrue"? You aren't seriously suggesting that 6 months of remote work where all companies have the exact same handicap/advantage of being fully remote has proven anything, are you? The effects of remote work in areas like mentorship, culture, employee attrition, information flow, knowledge sharing, talent identification, strategic decision making, bottom-up idea generation, etc. will take years to become clearer. And it won't be until we have a sizable number of fully remote companies competing against non-remote companies for years that we will be able to make a real judgement of how they compare in productivity.