The whole point is that it wasn't disruptive and even turned out better. Also it's not merely an "experiment", we're talking about peoples' lives here. People

The whole point is that it wasn't disruptive and even turned out better. Also it's not merely an "experiment", we're talking about peoples' lives here. People aren't just fungible resources to be commanded and lorded over like chattel. Workers have been fighting for the freedom to work remotely for decades now, and it's sad that it takes a pandemic for employers to start respecting their employees enough to allow them the basic freedom of not being chained to their open office desks like zoo animals.