> Proponents of remote work don’t generally oppose hybrid or in person for anyone else who prefers it This is true, but in most of the rhetoric I see, this get

> Proponents of remote work don’t generally oppose hybrid or in person for anyone else who prefers it This is true, but in most of the rhetoric I see, this gets omitted (I'll assume with benign intentions). There's also a lot of people on social media (e.g twitter) who wax lyrical about how it's only controlling management teams who want people in an office, and how everyone else wants remote. As an IC who hates remote on a personal level, it makes me feel increasingly marginalised and depressed.