Every company is doing this now, and the rest are following suit. No, they're not. I recently read that 22% of the adults in my city are full time WFH. There

Every company is doing this now, and the rest are following suit. No, they're not. I recently read that 22% of the adults in my city are full time WFH. There aren't enough empty skyscrapers to absorb all those people if "every" company brought everyone back. The company I work for remains committed to WFH. It's already sold the headquarters campus, and at least three campuses in other states are currently for sale. Anyone who doesn't directly interact with clients is hired as WFH. There's no going back.