> I guess I've not heard of any businesses failing specifically because of WFH Sure, but that is an argument to a baseline not a benefit. Easily countered by

> I guess I've not heard of any businesses failing specifically because of WFH Sure, but that is an argument to a baseline not a benefit. Easily countered by “How many businesses failed pre-pandemic because they were not work from home?” Without real hard data showing a direct benefit, we cant argue WFH over in office from a position of strength.