The article doesn't say, but it's a safe bet to assume that the kinds of CEO's they're interviewing are the CEO's of big fortune (at least) 1000 companies, all

The article doesn't say, but it's a safe bet to assume that the kinds of CEO's they're interviewing are the CEO's of big fortune (at least) 1000 companies, all of which have satellite offices. If remote workers should be worried, the people who report to satellite offices and join every call by zoom anyway should be just as worried (and should have been just as worried during every downturn). How many of us, if we did return to the office, would actually have any physical face-to-face contact with our direct supervisors, or anybody else up the chain?