WFH also made it massively easier for people to slack off/pretend to do multiple jobs. And life was disproportionately more difficult for more junior folks. W

WFH also made it massively easier for people to slack off/pretend to do multiple jobs. And life was disproportionately more difficult for more junior folks. WFH was far from an unalloyed good that only got abandoned "because it made surveillance harder". Would it be possible to salvage WFH? Maybe. At a bare minimum, it'd require rapidly firing the abusers. And spending a lot more on helping juniors grow.