And both those things are much less an issue if you can physically bother the person whose supposed to be doing them. Like sure, we should be able to fix them.

And both those things are much less an issue if you can physically bother the person whose supposed to be doing them. Like sure, we should be able to fix them. But if WFH creates extra friction that doesn't exist in-office, that's an extra resource drain that ought to be accounted for.