Reminder that WSJ, Fortune, and FT, have all been churning anti Remote work opinion pieces since at least the last quarter of 2022. The formula is always the s

Reminder that WSJ, Fortune, and FT, have all been churning anti Remote work opinion pieces since at least the last quarter of 2022. The formula is always the same, some argument that makes remote work a 'bad' thing (e.g. framing it as 'office resisters' is beyond ridiculous), present some anecdata and publish it as an opinion piece. There is a clear desire to shape public opinion against remote work from people who are likely heavily invested in commercial real estate.