Co-locating with your coworkers isn't a broken way of working, per se, but the majority of our cities are not designed for work/life balance. If the office is

Co-locating with your coworkers isn't a broken way of working, per se, but the majority of our cities are not designed for work/life balance. If the office is a 5 minute walk, I have absolutely no problem going in and staying until the usefulness of being together is exhausted for the day. When the commute is an hour plus in traffic, that's gonna be a no from me dawg. Add on to that the fact that some regions have been major winners the last decade while others are major losers, means that people stuck in "loser" regions may have better remote prospects than local prospects.