I really don't like this kind of in-between. * You're still stuck having to live near your work place (unless you are one of the few people who enjoy extra-lon

I really don't like this kind of in-between. * You're still stuck having to live near your work place (unless you are one of the few people who enjoy extra-long commutes). * You need to have your stuff in two places, or move it several time a week (if you need or like to have stuff). * It is a mess to coordinate, to know who's going to be there or not; if you hoped to meet Person A and Person B in the same stay; and so on. * Remote becomes second class citizen. A remote situation which isn't thought as remote-first organisation is a pain. Too much information circulates off-band. Decision are taken without people which were remote that day. You basically just wait for people to come physically to get things done. Remote becomes some sort of bastardised day off.