I think WFH is just a symptom, but not the cause. The pandemic working situations exposed some truths about work for probably quite a few people: the rather poi

I think WFH is just a symptom, but not the cause. The pandemic working situations exposed some truths about work for probably quite a few people: the rather pointlessness of many tasks was previously masked by camaraderie in the office or the new impressions from travelling. So folks might want to do something else but might be difficult to actually find something that isn't the "same", really.