I'm with you. I love remote working. (Knocking on wood) I'll do it until I retire. It's very easy for this to become a heated thing. I too wish discussions

I'm with you. I love remote working. (Knocking on wood) I'll do it until I retire. It's very easy for this to become a heated thing. I too wish discussions on this would trend away from absolutism. There's too much gray in the world for this to be productive. I find a possible motivator in that is there being a sort of imbalance with preference -- if we assume whoever 'wins' sets the tone for the future. If those who love the office get their way, the remote lovers (more likely) concede more than the opposite. The remote people don't need other people to be remote. Just accommodate by using Slack, Git, whatever. The in-office people however do 'need' people to also join them on-site for the benefits of it to truly realize (As much as I hate words like synergy, it really is sometimes easier to just hash things out in person)