> people seem to be arguing against a "mandatory remote work" strawman. Not at all. Even if there was such a thing as "mandatory remote work", that does not pr

> people seem to be arguing against a "mandatory remote work" strawman. Not at all. Even if there was such a thing as "mandatory remote work", that does not preclude going to an office. Remote work allows working from anywhere. The premise is that, absent of job obligation, there is little reason for the seniors to show up at the same place as the juniors. If such obligation is placed on them then you have an RTO mandate.