Few people (some, but few) are asking for companies to eliminate the office for people who want to be there. From what I've read, there are even more people who

Few people (some, but few) are asking for companies to eliminate the office for people who want to be there. From what I've read, there are even more people who prefer 2-3 days in the office to a fully remote lifestyle. The real sticking point seems to be attendance requirements. Having to go somewhere every day even if it takes 3 hours to get there and back, whether you're more productive there or not. Having to be there certain hours, even if a slight shift in hours would save you thousands of dollars a year in childcare expenses. Having to sit at the desk until 5 pm (or longer) for show, even if you're a salaried employee, are fried from numerous meetings or an intense thinking job, and spent other time -- not at the desk -- thinking about work problems. Having to work all of your 8-10 hours in a row, even if you would be more productive if you broke it up into 1-4 hour bursts spread throughout the day.