I’m not sure I fully agree with the headline’s assumption. Companies make out like a bandit on this when it comes to the fixed office space they no longer have

I’m not sure I fully agree with the headline’s assumption. Companies make out like a bandit on this when it comes to the fixed office space they no longer have to lease. Anyways, these sorts of things take time to fully bake into the business model and create second and third order effects. What will really make the difference is if we have some data on companies that are (or are not) succeeding in a mostly or fully remote setting (and additionally whether companies that have aggressively pushed for remote developers in cheaper locales are pulling ahead)