Interesting from a dev perspective - every dev I've spoken to or read about is very against office working, and usually very against meetings (in-person or remo

Interesting from a dev perspective - every dev I've spoken to or read about is very against office working, and usually very against meetings (in-person or remote). And the studies have shown that devs are more productive when left alone, and especially when working from home and not put in an open-plan office where we're constantly interrupted. If this is not shared with the non-engineering staff, then we'll end up with (even more of) a two-stream staffing problem - non-engineers will be social at work hanging out together, engineers will be productive at work being ignored. And the implied threat of "you're less employable if you want to work remotely" is utterly pointless when applied to engineers. We're employable based on productivity not sociability. Thus it has always been.