As with Twitter's announcement back in May for allowing their employees to WFH permanently, this puts pressure on other big software companies to adopt similar

As with Twitter's announcement back in May for allowing their employees to WFH permanently, this puts pressure on other big software companies to adopt similar policies. Microsoft being as big as they are really pushes other similar-sized companies like Google. We've seen Facebook follow suit to shift their workforce in a similar manner. It makes you wonder when we'll hear something similar from Google, Apple, and even a reverse course for Netflix. If they don't, then recruiting might suffer as a candidate would likely pick the more WFH-flexible company.