I just reject WFH out of hand for these reasons. If the culture of software development remains primarily WFH, and it becomes too onerous for me to find a job

I just reject WFH out of hand for these reasons. If the culture of software development remains primarily WFH, and it becomes too onerous for me to find a job that's actually an in-person, in-office role, I'll just leave, wasting all of the experience I've built up and contributing further to the supply issues. It's just sad. Terribly sad. You want to sit at home and only look at a screen - that's cool, enjoy your dystopia. I'm out, I don't need this shit.