I generally agree, but only to an extent. When greenfielding something, or doing product research and design, I found in person much, much better. But after t

I generally agree, but only to an extent. When greenfielding something, or doing product research and design, I found in person much, much better. But after that, it feels like you get a bit pigeon holed working onto said product for months or years, where the distractions of the office are a detriment. I personally feel the best method is maintain a small office or offices for those that want it. Everyone can be remote by default, but must be able and available to travel to said offices as business needs see fit. I actually worked that way before COVID and everyone else seemed to go remote, and I liked it better than this full remote stuff. I usually was onsite for 6 to 8 weeks out of the year.