> So the ones among us that like the office do not just want to be there - they want others to be also there. I mean... too bad? Speaking as someone who prefe

> So the ones among us that like the office do not just want to be there - they want others to be also there. I mean... too bad? Speaking as someone who prefers to work from home, I hope those people realize that their desire to co-locate with their peers doesn't supersede our desire to work solo. As they say, "it takes two to tango." I for one am glad that many companies that would normally never consider remote work are now doing so. While I don't have data to back this up, I'd wager that the average company implements co-location more out of reflex or habit than due to a careful comparison of all possible work arrangements.