> WFH should have been the norm for tech and office white collar workers since 2000. At a certain level of network engineering and in the telecom business it h

> WFH should have been the norm for tech and office white collar workers since 2000. At a certain level of network engineering and in the telecom business it has been such since 2002 or so. Many of the people who run certain large ISPs have been fully remote (or at least 85-90% remote, if you count time with meetings and conferences) since 2000.