Agreed. The issue is that currently most hybrid approaches seem to be a basic "you work in office 2 days a week", which is not useful for, say, software devs: T

Agreed. The issue is that currently most hybrid approaches seem to be a basic "you work in office 2 days a week", which is not useful for, say, software devs: There is no benefits to anyone in coding in office vs. at home. Instead, days in office should be special, meaning days of personal interactions.