100% agree that these general statements comparing in-person to remote are not helpful. Even within a single project of a single team, the remote vs in-office

100% agree that these general statements comparing in-person to remote are not helpful. Even within a single project of a single team, the remote vs in-office balance can change as the project evolves. Early days of a project, where everyone is figuring out what to do, white boarding, imagining what is possible ... in-person is hard to beat. Later stages where it's implementation, iteration, and more deep work (like coding) ... remote is probably more productive. Companies that aren't thinking about this in a more nuanced way and designing a more flexible culture are doing themselves a disservice