Ok as someone who actually likes coming in to the office (definitely not for the productivity - for food, social chit chat, gym, getting out of home etc). I st

Ok as someone who actually likes coming in to the office (definitely not for the productivity - for food, social chit chat, gym, getting out of home etc). I still call BS on this argument. The idea that your "expert designed environment" can cater for "everybody" is a bit naive at best. I am surprisingly productive at home (even with family around etc as COVID has taught us all to establish boundaries). Now you could argue that you are trying to hire employees with minimal ties who don't have houses/families and for them your environment offers a sanctuary. So much for inclusiveness (or older employees) then!