> An important point that’s missed is that working in an office is dramatically worse now than it was when I started my career in the late 90’s. Yeah. I think

> An important point that’s missed is that working in an office is dramatically worse now than it was when I started my career in the late 90’s. Yeah. I think this is significantly being understated. There is a VAST difference between "in person" meaning "You have your own office" and "in person" meaning "Open office plan with no dividers at all". For the first, I wouldn't have much of an issue coming in. For the second, I'd probably take up pitchforks to avoid it.