That's not what they said, though. What they said was that the benefit of being in the office is lost of it isn't the case that most of the team are in the offi

That's not what they said, though. What they said was that the benefit of being in the office is lost of it isn't the case that most of the team are in the office. As such, either 1. Most of the people on the team should be working from the office (benefits of being together as a team), OR 2. Most of the team should be working remote (benefits of working remotely) The point being made was that the third option, each person gets to pick what they want, isn't really a viable option. The team should pick one option or the other. Nowhere was it was that the "in the office" option should be the one chosen, just that it was their, personal preference. * There are some other reasons for working in the office besides being in proximity to your co-workers, but that's generally seen as the primary benefit by a lot of people.