> There's real value in people talking to their coworkers in person and knowing them. I don't think this is true. A certain type of person who enjoys socializi

> There's real value in people talking to their coworkers in person and knowing them. I don't think this is true. A certain type of person who enjoys socializing at the office may like this, but a lot of people feel like they have a stronger voice when remote vs being talked over in real life. When you WFH you democratize communication (if you do it right), when you're with people IRL the most domineering people control the conversation and in my experience, productivity greatly suffers vs WFH.