I’m just not sure the net negatives outweigh the positives on this one. I think the best thing to do would be let folks work how they want to work. And if ther

I’m just not sure the net negatives outweigh the positives on this one. I think the best thing to do would be let folks work how they want to work. And if there is an imposition to be had, it should be against folks who “require” others to go out of their way to go into an office, since their need is quite unimportant in the face of the needs of the many many others who see a quality of life decline from RTO. There are ways to bring routine and socialization back into your life that don’t revolve around work. They need to explore those avenues before we consider the vastly negative imposition of _requiring_ people to RTO for their sole benefit.