Second this. Sick of seeing posts like this because correlation =/= causation, proved time and time again. It's just too easy to 'relate' these two things and l

Second this. Sick of seeing posts like this because correlation =/= causation, proved time and time again. It's just too easy to 'relate' these two things and leads to lazy writing / persisting this narrative which has in no way been proven to be true yet. IMO the underlying cause has much more to do with a hiring cycle issue: the boom of the low-interest / free money / I-don't-need-to-pay-for-an-office covid years is now leading to the relative hiring "bust" (even though it's not really a bust, unemployment is at 4.2%, certainly nothing out of the ordinary for the US)