It seems to me that "remote work" is actually two things that get conflated all the time. One is what this article talks about, which is flexible office work. Y

It seems to me that "remote work" is actually two things that get conflated all the time. One is what this article talks about, which is flexible office work. You work out of an office, but you have the flexibility to work from other locations sometimes. The other is working from another state or another country, and only seeing coworkers at infrequent in-person meetings that require travel. These are very very different situations, with completely different implications for management, compensation, infrastructure, productivity etc. Just about anything you can say about one doesn't apply to the other.