This is the part that gets me. I am currently in hybrid mode. The company officially says there are not enough desks to house us all at the same time. There is

This is the part that gets me. I am currently in hybrid mode. The company officially says there are not enough desks to house us all at the same time. There is zero practical reason for me to be there physically ( I don't have customer contact, I don't train people, I don't talk to executives ). And yet, WFH is somehow made into a bad word. And then the same people who suggest WFH is full of distractions ("Time spent on coordination activities and meetings increased, while uninterrupted work hours shrank considerably."), ignore the same issues with in-office settings. It is not about WFH or productivity. It is about doing things as they have always been done.