> i don’t think anyone doubts that when the commute is reasonable and office perks good it’s better to be in an office. This is manager fantasy. You're not g

> i don’t think anyone doubts that when the commute is reasonable and office perks good it’s better to be in an office. This is manager fantasy. You're not going to find enough talent to fill an office with a 'reasonable' commute in my city. Its silly to hire based on commute time, so inevitably any office situation like this will have a bell curve of commute times, with some being 1+ hour each way - a crazy waste of productivity.