I would resepectfully disagree. I think this depends on the engineers you are working with. I have been remote since 2014, so far before the pandemic changed

I would resepectfully disagree. I think this depends on the engineers you are working with. I have been remote since 2014, so far before the pandemic changed all of this. I also have 25+ years of experience. I am able to handle architecting a major enterprise project fully remotely. The entire tech stack, writing code, handling pull requests, highly complex issues requiring communication between myself and other people to ensure everything goes smoothly. It does. We release updates on a weekly cadance and everything thus far (2 years with this current project) has been smooth sailing. And the number of issues, new features, and requests addressed in each update is significant. It can be done remotely, without issue. I spent over a decade in the office, with an hour commute each way. I am never doing that again.