I emphatically, categorically disagree. Maybe _perceived_ productivity and creativity is worse in some cases because remote workers can't physically be seen wo

I emphatically, categorically disagree. Maybe _perceived_ productivity and creativity is worse in some cases because remote workers can't physically be seen working, but that doesn't mean it's _actually_ worse. Almost every engineer I know is able to be far more creative and productive working remotely than from an office, regardless of whether or not they need to collaborate closely with others.