> Does it have to? To be fair they acknowledge in conclusion that it has other positive effects, but their analysis was focused on productivity. But I agree,

> Does it have to? To be fair they acknowledge in conclusion that it has other positive effects, but their analysis was focused on productivity. But I agree, title of this analysis is weird, as it assumes that it should impact productivity positively and comes as negative since it doesn't. I am glad they conclude its neutral though. If we were starting to see analysis showing it reduces productivity, you'd bet we'd be back in office in no time