It feels especially jarring to me because I first came across this article via space Twitter, where it sort of fits into a broader recent collection of articles

It feels especially jarring to me because I first came across this article via space Twitter, where it sort of fits into a broader recent collection of articles (from Sheetz, but also from Eric Berger at Ars Technica and others) generally railing on Bob Smith and his terrible management of Blue Origin, and I didn't really even register this article as being about WFH per se, as opposed to the poor handling of WFH policies just being the latest example among many of managerial ineptitude. I confess I don't really understand this being the one thing that catches the HN crowd's attention.