Agreed. People saying socialization and collaboration is impossible in that context I think just don’t know how to make Slack friends I think. Even so, some pe

Agreed. People saying socialization and collaboration is impossible in that context I think just don’t know how to make Slack friends I think. Even so, some people are just extroverted in a certain way and need that in-person. And, senior leadership often want a footprint to see and sense the troops. So, the question posed to workers is this: Because I need to see people in-person for social fulfillment/for understanding the scope of my authority in a clear way/because this is the way things are always done… I want you to sacrifice your family, finances and time. Now that family and finances are on the bargaining table, and remote companies that “do it right” can seemingly maintain all the necessary revenue generation, I think remote work will win out. It’s ultimately asking for a subset of someone’s socialization needs to be met in return for sacrificing family. Good luck with that.