Or perhaps the regulators and compliance officers meant to catch this stuff are less efficient out of the office? Could be many things at this point. Way too

Or perhaps the regulators and compliance officers meant to catch this stuff are less efficient out of the office? Could be many things at this point. Way too early to call. Plus, if negative behavior rubs off on you - wouldn't positive behavior? And if negative behavior rubs off on you better in the office vs. WFH, isn't that invalidating much of the argument most have for WFH? Interesting crime is considered more efficient in-office but legit business isn't. And if the argument is culture I think it proves the point even more so. I actually don't think WFH vs. in-office has much to do with this personally, but I find how the narratives change quite interesting.