> rigorous statistics show that in-person teams are more productive in the long run, even taking into account and correcting for, all the various reasons remote

> rigorous statistics show that in-person teams are more productive in the long run, even taking into account and correcting for, all the various reasons remote work could be characterised as highly productive in a narrow focused vacuum. Link please, you astroturfing HR shill. Your stupid anecdote doesn't speak for all people. I would almost feel sorry for you needing work to have fwiends and warm little feelings of belonging if you weren't so biased in your own stance.