> You normally can’t get companies to agree on anything, but when it comes to work-from-office, suddenly they all say the exact same words. So eerie! there's a

> You normally can’t get companies to agree on anything, but when it comes to work-from-office, suddenly they all say the exact same words. So eerie! there's a lot of vested interest in commercial real-estate. Offices is the biggest part of commercial real estate, and drops in their use over the long term is unexpected when the people who invested in these properties paid their capital - therefore, it makes sense that there's a lot of think-tanks that are pushing for the idea that return-to-office is required. The business rags that the management-level people often read and get their ideas from are fraught with such think-tank biases. Unfortunately, it does work. WFH will be a privilege that one would have to reduce their salary for in the medium to long term.