> Is it crazy to think that working from an office is just more productive? Not per se but this is an assertion that's being made by the people in powerful pos

> Is it crazy to think that working from an office is just more productive? Not per se but this is an assertion that's being made by the people in powerful positions[0] without really being backed up. I hear at least as much "it just feels better" talk from pro-RTO managers as I do from pro-WFH contributors. Rather than think that working from an office is more productive, pro-RTO arguers want others to assume that it is. It's not an entirely unreasonable thought but the actual "thinking" is sidestepped in order to skip to the desired conclusion. 0: They make organizational decisions and can choose the terminate the employment of the persons who need to be employed for health insurance and income.