People who think their social interactions have suffered since WFH during the pandemic, it's not because of WFH, it's because of the pandemic. Once we are past

People who think their social interactions have suffered since WFH during the pandemic, it's not because of WFH, it's because of the pandemic. Once we are past the pandemic you can still work from home and 1) schedule periodic lunches or in-person meetings with coworkers that live in the area, and 2) go out and make friends with other people outside of work, possibly people you would get along with better and want to spend more time with anyway I know you can, because I was already working from home for two years before the pandemic, and that's what I did. You can't do those two things right now, but that's a pandemic-specific thing, not an inherent fault of WFH.