Agreed, but I'd replace "flexibility" with "choice." The "choice" is whether to work in the office, or remotely, or a few days of each. Everyone gets what they

Agreed, but I'd replace "flexibility" with "choice." The "choice" is whether to work in the office, or remotely, or a few days of each. Everyone gets what they want! Flexibility in this context tends to mean "all employees must do some of each every week." Worst of both worlds.