> Anyone who is fighting to return to the office is missing the point. We should all be striving to unlock permanent mobility within our professions. It's not

> Anyone who is fighting to return to the office is missing the point. We should all be striving to unlock permanent mobility within our professions. It's not mobility if you're being forced to work in a way that doesn't suit you. If everyone is remote, then the x% of developers that don't want to be remote are left without an alternative.