Thanks for pointing that out. It was two different points. The first point was that some people don't want to climb the ladder and so should be happy/content wi

Thanks for pointing that out. It was two different points. The first point was that some people don't want to climb the ladder and so should be happy/content with doing their job "working to live, not living to work" kind of idea. The second point I was trying to say was that if you only WFH, the same type of career opportunities that come from mastering soft-skills that build rapport will be unavailable. And where I was trying to go was to call out people who whine about this. I agree I wasn't as clear as I could have been.