You cannot have a mixed environment unless the company is a "remote-first" company. A remote-first company means that all policy is designed for remote work, bu

You cannot have a mixed environment unless the company is a "remote-first" company. A remote-first company means that all policy is designed for remote work, but still has open office space for anyone who wants to come in. Remote-first companies have specific policies about meetings and unscheduled conversations. For example, all meetings must be announced, available over video, recorded, with a write up at the end. All spontaneous chats happen over email, slack, or a wiki to make sure they are documented. This levels the playing field for anyone working remote, so that they aren't completely isolated or left out of important decisions by those in the office.