> I think this is super dependent on the person and circumstances. Precisely, which is why this[1] comment from the GP isn't accurate. I think we should try to

> I think this is super dependent on the person and circumstances. Precisely, which is why this[1] comment from the GP isn't accurate. I think we should try to create less polarizing statements and try to sum up the entire human experience ("everyone") about how they feel about WFH. [1]: > pretty obvious to everyone who has done both that the biggest advantage of working in person is high-bandwidth communication