For context, Fortune, WSJ, FT, etc. have all been consistently over the past 2 quarters churning out several opinion articles on the topic of remote work. The

For context, Fortune, WSJ, FT, etc. have all been consistently over the past 2 quarters churning out several opinion articles on the topic of remote work. The articles are always opinion pieces loosely based on cherry picked reality. They either attack remote work with reasons why it "doesn't work", or attack how remote work destroys corporate "culture" or city centres. It's useless to have any honest discussion on these pieces because they are an obvious concerted effort to shape public opinion in order to save commercial real estate investors who were caught with their pants down now that several companies are not renewing leases.