Cool - my company doesn't really care what you wear, tbh. Look at us - different experiences. I never said you couldn't do development on a local machine. A l

Cool - my company doesn't really care what you wear, tbh. Look at us - different experiences. I never said you couldn't do development on a local machine. A lot of your arguments stem from a different work culture and aren't particular to WFH. You want async work? Argue for that. WFH isn't async. You want to wear whatever you want? Fine - argue for that. WFH doesn't mean you are never seen or heard. You're arguing for things that aren't part of WFH or remote work. They're entirely separate, part of a entire work culture, and I've seen both in-office and remote to prove such.