Count me among them. I've been WFH for many years now, and partial WFH before that, and am definitely not going back. That said, one thing I haven't seen ment

Count me among them. I've been WFH for many years now, and partial WFH before that, and am definitely not going back. That said, one thing I haven't seen mention of in favor of on-site work is regarding skills development. I've personally benefitted greatly from deep team integration early in my career, learning much of the practice of software engineering and applied research. It's easy to imagine that not happening as well or at all if I had been pure remote straight out of college. I've also worked on teams that included less skilled/experienced members that have had a very frustrating work experience due to for some reason having missed out on that learning by deep integration and osmosis.