> It's very unfortunate that the WFH experiment didn't turn out to be a 100% winner. This "experiment" wasn't one unless you expect the pandemic to rage foreve

> It's very unfortunate that the WFH experiment didn't turn out to be a 100% winner. This "experiment" wasn't one unless you expect the pandemic to rage forever (in which case, going back into the office is very risky!). As other comments have said, a smart company will allow employees pandemic-like freedoms to work from their home or office as they desire, and let this experiment you mention actually work out.