> although I’d certainly concede that WFH pares down meeting culture and certainly has benefits in logistics, it’s always been fairly obvious that in-person col

> although I’d certainly concede that WFH pares down meeting culture and certainly has benefits in logistics, it’s always been fairly obvious that in-person collaboration is more effective, produces a much stronger culture When I read this, I translate it to: "We don't know how to collaborate remotely efficiently, so we don't try anything different and say 'office work is better' " Yes there's a value to meeting in-person. But don't say the process doesn't work when you don't know how to use the available tools to collaborate