> Most data appears to show the hybrid model is the best for productivity. Can we see the data? > Work from the office a couple days a week to enable coordina

> Most data appears to show the hybrid model is the best for productivity. Can we see the data? > Work from the office a couple days a week to enable coordination, connection, innovation, and alignment. I see you are fully buzzword enabled. > This forced experiment in 100% WFH was clearly bad for productivity. "Clearly"? Can you back up your dramatic claims with evidence? When I worked at Google, it was so noisy that I did most of my work from home anyway, but showed up for a few hours a day because I had to.