Not at all a brave or innovative move. These companies are already globally distributed. They have remote sites. And now they have a year of fully remote work u

Not at all a brave or innovative move. These companies are already globally distributed. They have remote sites. And now they have a year of fully remote work under their belt where it has been proven that remote can work. Forcing people into concentrated residential and economic centers instead of giving them the freedom to work from anywhere seems not just backwards (foregoing a way to keep employees happy) but draconian. I wonder how much of this is out of a misplaced sense of control over employees and how much is just them trying to salvage the value of physical offices they are so heavily invested in.