> half the company could be permanently remote within a decade (announced in 2020) Seems like some people understood it as "everyone should be able to be fully

> half the company could be permanently remote within a decade (announced in 2020) Seems like some people understood it as "everyone should be able to be fully remote in 2023". As far as I can see; he still has 6 more years ahead of him to allow some of his employees to be fully remote (and half that won't be able to).