I don't particularly care if you like working in an office, but pretending everyone likes working in person, in a shared office, is a denial of reality. People

I don't particularly care if you like working in an office, but pretending everyone likes working in person, in a shared office, is a denial of reality. People who do better at WFH have had to put up with and deal with the "butts in seat" work mentality for decades, even after remote work has been a possibility, especially in tech. Not everyone wants to be in an office, not everyone wants to be WFH. We shouldn't be forcing people to do either, if they don't want. Choice would be nice, but I'm way beyond dealing with being forced to come into an office as an employment requirement too.