> How many tech companies will just let their offices go when the lease is up? Any of them which have learned how to produce as much value working remotely as

> How many tech companies will just let their offices go when the lease is up? Any of them which have learned how to produce as much value working remotely as they did working in an office, less the cost of renting the office. Ha, who am I kidding? It won't be a rational choice. The companies that will continue demanding in-office work will be those driven by a company culture that _distrusts their employees_. I expect that if sufficiently many companies opt to remain fully WFH and abandon offices altogether that those which demand office presence will be viewed suspiciously by prospective employees. As suspiciously as one should view a potential employer who demands to install rootkit spyware on your personal computer when conducting an interview.