> I think hybrid orgs are going to be viable in some cases I think it depends a lot on the company. If your company was remote to begin with and you go hybrid,

> I think hybrid orgs are going to be viable in some cases I think it depends a lot on the company. If your company was remote to begin with and you go hybrid, unless you happen to have team mates who are local to you, it's very possible you'll still never meet them in the office. This place I'm at recently mentioned if you're > 50 miles from an office and within a 3 hour 1-way commute it's expected you go into the office at least once a month. No one from my team is near the office I'd go to, I'd basically be working alone in an open floor style layout while I work remotely with my team mates in the same way I would at home. Except now there's an extra 4 hour round trip commute and $65 cost ($40 train + 2 meals for a 14 hour day) per visit. Over the year that's $780 and 6 extra work days from travel time just to go in once a month.