I agreed with the claim before I read the article, but as I read the article, it convinced me of the opposite, as the article's arguments are really not that go

I agreed with the claim before I read the article, but as I read the article, it convinced me of the opposite, as the article's arguments are really not that good. That table of differences between in office and remote, for example, is ridiculously simplistic; much of the items listed on the right side are also important in the office. And not all of them are necessarily an issue remote (like timezones).