The pros and cons of remote work have posted many times here. Just like most things, it is going to come down to market forces determining whether remote work w

The pros and cons of remote work have posted many times here. Just like most things, it is going to come down to market forces determining whether remote work will stick. If employers discover that they can pay less (in real estate and salary!) if they offer remote work as an option, while keeping the efficiency of an office worker, then the companies that do this will have a competitive edge. If companies discover that having employees in the office is a competitive advantage, then I don't care how harshly HN lambasts office work, it will make a comeback. I expect the result will be somewhere in the middle. Certainly different jobs and industries are going to be affected differently. As HN is mostly computer jockeys, I have no doubt that remote work will be more common to the people here.